The phrase "a potential suite of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a range of options or solutions that may be available or applicable in a particular context.
Example: "We are exploring a potential suite of software tools to enhance our project management capabilities."
Alternatives: "a possible set of" or "an array of options".
The more recent development of highly polymorphic microsatellite markers made available a large potential suite of markers that are transferrable between species and polymorphic in multiple pedigrees.
The potential suite of outcome measures would likely increase over time to include other domains such as homelessness, specific health issues, family restoration and community-level benefits of programs (NADA, 2009).
To kick start the debate around social media legislation, Sen. Warner in July released a white paper containing a suite of potential policy proposals for the regulation of social media.
To kick start the debate around social media legislation, Sen. Warner in July released a white paper containing a suite of potential policy proposals for the regulation of social media.
To this end, both the composite and sub-scale scores were analysed as dependent variables in a series of linear regression models which considered a suite of potential correlates as independent variables both univariately and in blocks according to type: sociodemographic, treatment-related, biological or clinical.
The main goal of such an experiment was to associate female behavior with a suite of potential male stimuli present during courtship, considering the voluntary (i.e., motivation based) and intrinsic (i.e., RHP based) character of preferred stimuli.
We considered a suite of potential drivers to explain this change, including CO2 as a global driver and other local- or regional-scale drivers that have received less attention (Supplementary Fig. 1).
When the delivery systems reach practicality, there's a whole new suite of potential drugs waiting in the wings: proteins discovered as a result of the recent explosion of genomic information.
On Friday, he acknowledged, unlike his predecessor, Chris Grayling, that the prison service is in crisis, accepted it as a damning challenge to one-nation conservatism and then set out an intriguing suite of potential reforms.
But what Groat and the university never mentioned in the report, news releases or other output related to the gas-drillling analysis was a suite of potential conflicts of interest deriving from Groat's gas-industry affiliations, income and investments.
