The phrase "a potential test of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of evaluating or measuring something, often in a scientific or experimental context.
Example: "The new drug represents a potential test of our hypothesis regarding its effectiveness in treating the disease."
Alternatives: "a possible evaluation of" or "a prospective assessment of".
The case had been seen as a potential test of the Obama administration's strategy of interrogating terrorism suspects for both intelligence and law enforcement purposes.
The case was widely watched as a potential test of the Obama administration's strategy of interrogating terrorism suspects for both intelligence and law enforcement purposes.
For Calpers, the prospect of a California city in Federal Bankruptcy Court portends a potential test of the constitutional mandate that federal law trumps state laws — in particular, the state laws that protect public workers' pensions in California.
The bills thrust Colorado into the national spotlight as a potential test of how far the country might be willing to go with new gun restrictions after the horror of mass killings at an Aurora movie theater and a Connecticut elementary school.
Of course, that doesn't mean he's saying these things entirely to protect The Washington Post — the whole case has become a centerpiece for a discussion around a potential test of free speech rights.
"I started to think of it as a potential test of the emergency broadcast system," Hare told LiveScience.
CYP2D6 testing among tamoxifen users offers a potential test case of the use of pharmacogenetic testing in the clinic.
Another example of a potential test could come out of another best practice from one of the G-SIBs which highlighted an exercise to prove that it could produce all the information necessary to support a bankruptcy filing within 48 hours.
While no census information was available, community leaders identified a potential testing sample of 367 individuals based on existing community lists.
One potential test of public acceptance could come with the marketing of irradiated spinach and lettuce.
As a potential functional test of naive epiblast identity, we introduced reset cells into mouse preimplantation embryos and monitored development in vitro.
