The phrase "a potential return of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of something coming back or reappearing in the future.
Example: "The analysts are discussing a potential return of the popular product line next year."
Alternatives: "a possible comeback of" or "the likelihood of returning".
Green-minded individuals who want their money to do good but are also looking for a potential return of as much as 10% a year, are being targeted by a new public share issue.
The singles included a £150 bet on Horseplay at 7-1 in the Lancashire Oaks with a potential return of £1,200.
As Mike McGinn ran for mayor, many asked about a potential return of the N.B.A. McGinn committed only to being committed, aware of the "real constraints" involved.
We didn't see a penny for him until someone had £50 at 100/1 (meaning a potential return of £5,000 should he win) which was the first of several bets at the price," said Ladbrokes spokesman Alex Donohue.
The ACLU, now confronting a potential return of bulk surveillance via the Fisa court, is considering seeking an injunction in the appropriate federal district court should the Fisa Court grant the government surveillance request.
A potential return of 13.6% is being offered by Mapledurham Community Energy, which is seeking an initial £150,000 to help finance the building of a community-owned renewable energy facility on the Mapledurham Estate, a few miles north-west of Reading.
That's why he personally recommends looking for properties with a potential return on investment of at least 14% to start.
Of a potential return to the field by his client, attorney Mark Geragos recently told TMZ Sports, "I would just say, 'Stay tuned,' that next week there may be some news". Geragos hinted at the Oakland Raiders and New England Patriots as possible suitors for Kaepernick's services.
When asked to comment on rumours of a potential return to Old Trafford, he replied: "The future I never know, but the supporters here and the club are massive.
Having seemingly been given hope of a potential return to the Test side by England and Wales chairman Colin Graves, Pietersen re-signed for Division Two side Surrey in April.
Failing to win promotion would have commercial implications, but in terms of the football work that has to be carried out another season in the Championship would allow a more drastic rebuilding to begin, and provide three transfer windows for a more considered recruitment strategy ahead of a potential return to the Premiership.
