The phrase "address the potential impacts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to consider or respond to possible effects or consequences of a situation or action.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address the potential impacts of the new policy on employee morale."
Alternatives: "consider the possible effects" or "tackle the likely consequences."
The second is for the education system, which should address the potential impacts of high achievement on a child's psychological wellbeing and self-esteem.
This paper reviews studies that address the potential impacts of CO2 geological storage leakage on fresh groundwater quality.
Within the European context, CO2 storage operations shall address the potential impacts of largescale CO2 storage through risk assessment.
Critics of the state's proposed drilling rules, including medical associations and dozens of state legislators, say that it doesn't properly address the potential impacts to public health or the safe disposal of millions of wastewater produced by each natural gas well.
It was first sent back to the agency then known as the Marine Minerals Service MMSS) in 2010, when the district court judge found that the agency had failed to adequately address the potential impacts of natural gas exploration and production and to determine whether missing information pertaining to wildlife habitat and potential impacts was available.
The Applied Physics Laboratory is leading an ambitious Johns Hopkins wide program to study and address the potential impacts of climate change on human activity.
To address the potential impact of intratumoral heterogeneity on the prognostic value of SI, we defined an additional measure, the delta-value, as the absolute difference between the SI from the first and second TMAs in each case.
This review uses a cognitive neuroscience framework to address the potential impact of mild TBI on the development, course, and clinical management of PTSD.
The ENY-Brown Marmorated Stink Bug Project began in 2010 to address the potential impact this invasive species could have on NYS commercial agricultural commodities while documenting its pest status in the urban environment.
