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"a potential leader" is correct and usable in written English
You could use it to describe someone who has the potential to be a leader in some context. For example: "John has proven to be a capable manager, so he could be a potential leader in the company."
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Some see her as a potential leader of the Senate.
What is his greatest weaknesses as a potential leader?
He is more of a functionary than a potential leader; an apparatchik.
Everyone looks at him as a potential leader, and he'll be absolutely buzzed about being chosen.
This, she said, set her apart from May as a potential leader.
"Jeremy definitely saw himself not as a potential leader but as an organizing rebel," Chapman said.
I've never felt so optimistic about a potential leader of the Labour Party.
It was Mr. Allison, a onetime investment banker, who identified Mr. O'Neal as a potential leader several years ago.
EXTRA POINTS Coach HERMAN EDWARDS described JON McGRAW, the new starting free safety, as a potential leader.
Mr Thomas's announcement coincided with a speech by Mr Roy Jenkins, a potential leader of the party.
The party also "failed to construct a message that resonates with voters... until Corbyn emerged as a potential leader".
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