The phrase "a question of potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing possibilities, capabilities, or the latent abilities of a person, idea, or situation.
Example: "In evaluating the new project, we must consider it as a question of potential for growth and innovation."
Alternatives: "a matter of capability" or "an issue of possibility".
"It's no longer a question of potential future breaches… We are fitting behind the security lines and our job is to protect active breaches".
The judge extended a restraining order preventing BellSouth Vice Chairman Gary Forsee Gary Forsee from going to work for the competitor, but voided a key "non-compete" provision in his contract, sending to arbitration only a question of potential disclosure of trade secrets.
As a question of potential therapeutic relevance, it was also investigated if binding VEGF-A with ranibizumab was sufficient to revert the effects induced by combinations of VEGF-A and VEGF-B variants or whether aflibercept was superior due to additional targeting of VEGF-B.
"It's a question of what potential contributors want, whether the Security Council could give them what they wanted and whether the authority on the ground could give them what they wanted," he said.
Access to health care, hence, is not only a question of equal potential access, as in a universal health care system like the Danish.
Those reports raised also a question of therapeutic potential of the overexpressed BID that would act alone [ 8, 10] or combined with chemotherapy for cancer cells [ 11].
Whilst this is not, in the context of ethics, generally going to be a question of the potential for the rapidity of open-access publishing and data release to undermine emerging capacity, as it is for the scientist, equity and the sustainability of collaboration are hugely important in ethics.
Both normal and alternate ETCs were active based on our data, which brings a question of the potential source(s) of reductant for these ETCs and source(s) of ATP that would supplement ATP lost due to the potentially high activities of the alternate routes for electrons.
The government raised a question of a a potential conflict of interest.
"It's a question of unlocking this potential that we really already have — it's getting huge benefit for very little cost," he said.
