The phrase "a potential setting of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a possible context or environment for a particular event, story, or situation.
Example: "The author described a potential setting of a small coastal town for her next novel, emphasizing its charm and tranquility."
Alternatives: "a possible backdrop for" or "a likely environment for".
Analysis of dopamine and its metabolite dopac, was performed by a Shimadzu LC-10 AD high performance liquid chromatograph equipped with a 15-cm reversed phase column (supelcosil 3 µm, C18, 150×4.60 mm, Bester, Amstelveen, The Netherlands) and an electrochemical detector (ESA, Chelmsford, MA, USA) at a potential setting of 300 mV.
Therefore, it suffices to prove the existence of the fixed points of P by Schauder's fixed point theorem, and we first construct a potential set of wave profiles.
Senior managers when solving problems commonly use analogical reasoning, allowing a current 'target problem' situation to be compared to a valid previous experienced 'source problem' from which a potential set of 'candidate solutions' may be identified.
Vascular and endothelial dysfunction (VED) is emerging as a potential set of early markers of cardiovascular disease risk and tests for its measurement have been widely used in clinical research.
That's important because... 4. Competing all-electric vehicles will be reaching the market before the Model 3. Musk and his Tesla evangelism deserve some credit for promoting the electric car as a potential set of wheels for mainstream buyers.
This forms a potential set of "core proteins" across mammals.
The first phase consists of a lexical analysis on the captions to identify a potential set of panel labels.
This resulted in a potential set of markers explaining the extraterrestrial effects on the LPS-induced host response.
For Rhox3, the test of variable ratios among sites (codons) suggests that no particular codon is under positive selection which is consistent with a potential set of pseudogenes.
In order to identify a potential set of TFs for each gene step-wise forward selection and backward elimination of variables (i.e. TFs) is used.
However, a porin gene from D. pseudoobscura is derived from the same node that includes a potential set of co-orthologs ([Additional File 2], see node 2) and these D. pseudoobscura VDACs could represent inparalogs [ 51].
