The phrase "a potential requirement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that may be necessary or obligatory in a certain context or situation.
Example: "The project may have a potential requirement of additional funding to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "a possible necessity of" or "a likely obligation of".
Assessment of anxiety was always performed after the patient had been informed by the physician in charge of their care about the possible course of GBS notably potential requirement of MV, and the potential for pain and a slow motor recovery as well as possible treatments.
Next we sought to investigate the potential requirement of specific sites/domains of the IGF-1R for receptor ubiquitination.
Finally, paired glioblastoma cell lines deficient or not in DNA-PK were employed to probe the potential requirement of the latter in BRCA1 downregulation.
It is, therefore, interesting to test the potential requirement of dystrobrevin in this process and to further dissect the Khc function in this complex during early polarity formation.
We used MEFs derived from AMPK-WT (WT and AMPKknockoutut (AMPK-null) mice to test the potential requirement of this protein in honokiol-mediated inhibition of migration.
Next we tested the potential requirement of both the TF-binding domain and the catalytic domain in HDAC7-decreased cell viability.
The estimated value, which ranges from £700,000 up to £10m, is due to the "scaleability" of the contract to meet the potential requirements of the authorities, according to a spokesman for Rochdale.
Based on the above depiction, we assumed that the VB of PbSnO3 is composed of hybridized Pb 6s and O 2p orbitals, whereas the CB is composed of Sn 5s orbitals, and these bands meet the potential requirements of organic oxidation.
In anticipation of the potential requirement for inclusion of additional AMA-1 alleles in a multi-antigen vaccine, we have produced GMP AMA-1 representing the FVO allele and anticipate potentially combining the two FVO and 3D7 antigens in a vaccine.
Similarly, a commercially funded site appeared to highlight and repeat the risks associated with VBAC; namely the 25 % risk of emergency CS and potential requirement for blood transfusion and risk of uterine infection associated with VBAC.
