The phrase "a suite of potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or range of possibilities or opportunities that may be available in a particular context.
Example: "The research team presented a suite of potential solutions to address the environmental challenges we face."
Alternatives: "a range of possibilities" or "a collection of opportunities".
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.
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.
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.
If exhaustive exploration of their own ideas yielded no feasible strategies, the health professional sought consent to provide advice and recommended a suite of potential strategies from which the participant could choose.
Mapping of our set of 21 bona fide smRNAs to animal- and plant-like targets identified a suite of potential genes that are under smRNA regulation, and we identified considerably more animal- than plant-like targets.
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.
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.
Multiplexing represents a powerful platform for the qualitative and quantitative assessment of cancer biomarker signatures, giving the opportunity for sensitive and specific detection of multiple oncoproteins in plasma samples, providing a suite of biomarkers with potential for use as stage-specific indicators of CRC progression.
Our objective was to create a suite of geospatial footprints portraying potential land use change that can be used to aid binational decision-makers in assessing the impacts relative to sustainability of natural resources and potential socio-ecological consequences of proposed land-use management.
Functional annotation was performed to yield insights into the signaling processes relevant to the complex developmental cycle of this tapeworm and to highlight a suite of the proteases as potential intervention targets.
The suite of potential bioenergy feedstocks we investigated demonstrates a vast range of potentially cultivatable land across the globe both with and without irrigation inputs (Figs. 1, 2).
