The phrase "a potential introduction of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of introducing something new or different, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The study explores a potential introduction of renewable energy sources into the existing power grid."
Alternatives: "a possible introduction of" or "an anticipated introduction of".
This is a research paper aiming at the examination of a potential introduction of VCF policies in Greece – which is not currently in the agenda of transportation projects' financing in Greece.
Even if the Nexus 7 is off to a messy start in France, it is a sign that Google is bringing the device as quickly as possible to continental European countries, before a potential introduction of the iPad Mini by Apple.
The consequences on pig health and pork industry of a potential introduction of either of these PEDV strains to Europe are currently unknown.
In particular, modeling may play a vital role in evaluating the effects of control strategies, in estimating the potential geospatial spread of the disease, and in assessing economic consequences of a potential introduction of RVFV.
However, the probability of an outbreak occurring was usually perceived as negligible, i.e. most farmers did not fear a potential introduction of brucellosis when an abortion occurred in their herd.
A national event-based SBV surveillance system based on the mandatory notification of clinical suspicions of AHS in ruminants, coordinated by the Ministry of Agriculture in the framework of the ESA Platform, was launched in early January 2012 to help detect a potential introduction of the virus to France.
The low sensitivity of the mandatory notification system for bovine abortion limits the early detection of any potential introduction of brucellosis or other abortive diseases into France [ 3], with potentially important animal and health risks.
The Long Wharf's board apparently interpreted Mr. Hughes's involvement of his lawyer as a red flag, the potential introduction of a legal claim of constructive termination, whereby an employee tries to prove that he was forced to resign.
The second was to reflect on the new challenges the countries face with the potential introduction of the A(H7N9) virus and the required mitigation measures.
The aim of the current study is to use a qualitative methodology to examine the views of MOs and WOs on the potential introduction of a mental health screening programme post-deployment.
And he is exercised by the potential introduction of a stricter press regulatory regime that could inhibit his papers' editorial freedom, which means his own freedom to say and do as he likes.
