The phrase "a potential scenario" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing possible situations or outcomes that may occur in the future.
Example: "In our meeting, we explored a potential scenario where the project could be delayed due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "a possible situation" or "a likely outcome".
In both, you rearrange elements of the familiar world to create a potential scenario that may tell you something new about that reality.
A "potential" scenario is to build an L.N.G. plant in Cyprus, but cost estimates and a timeline for the project still need to developed, Ben Dillon, a spokesman for Noble, wrote in an e-mail Wednesday.
In the paper, we discuss a potential scenario for integrating schemas, with the aim of improving the interoperability among reverse engineering tools.
Rather, the fiscal analysis reflects a potential scenario based on current economic and epidemiological conditions, that future changes in unemployment, growth rates, tax burden, government transfers or inflation could either positively or negatively influence the findings described here.
As great challenges and uncertainty exist in achieving steady plasma burning, pulsed plasma burning may be a potential scenario for fusion engineering test reactor, even for fusion DEMOnstration reactor.
A potential scenario of in situ contamination plume remediation was simulated by adding a TCE-containing influent to columns filled with mixed mZVI particles and silica sand at a flow rate of 4 mL��h−1 for 6 months.
In her 2011 book about Twitter, The Independent's TV critic Grace Dent outlined a grim potential scenario where private information was made public.
In a few years' time, you sit down for an eight-hour Batman marathon, watching all three films back to back (I'm sad enough to have done this with Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings, so I'm confident that this is a genuine potential scenario) and when it comes to the final movie everything suddenly goes all 3D.
A final potential scenario for the XLF XRCC4 Ligase IV complex, which does not envision interactions between XLF and XRCC4 homodimers, involves the possibility that XLF forms a heterodimer with XRCC4, and that such a heterodimer mediates contacts with Ligase IV together).
There is an absurdity to the potential scenario of a Leeds United or Leicester City season ticket holder finding themselves able to drink a pint while sitting in their usual seat, simply because the game in front of them involves an egg-shaped ball rather than a spherical one.
Think about a North Korea/South Korea potential scenario….
