The phrase "addressing the potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of recognizing or dealing with possible opportunities or risks in a given context.
Example: "The team is focused on addressing the potential challenges that may arise during the project."
Alternatives: "tackling the possibilities" or "dealing with the potential".
Risk based approach of PSM calls for addressing the potential technical, human, and organizational failures simultaneously.
The next step for the candidate is evaluating and addressing the potential risks and liabilities attendant to board service.
"This means that the solution for addressing the potential misuse of companies, such as central public registries, may well not be appropriate generally".
In fact, the words used by Manager Jerry Manuel were "not optimistic," which has become his boilerplate answer when addressing the potential return dates of injured players.
We also demonstrate a method for addressing the potential problem of strategic non-truthful voting by the agents.
This research is addressing the potential of growing micro-algae in coal seam gas (CSG) associated water.
There have been no previous reports addressing the potential of TYLCV to be a seed-borne virus on any host plant.
To assist boards in addressing the potential changes that lie ahead, this memorandum outlines key issues for directors to consider over the coming months.
Randy Sabett of Cooley LLP wrote a Q+A/Guide addressing the potential implications of California's recently passed Student Online Personal Information Protection Act (SOPIPA).
When the synthetic biology experts spoke, they focused on how their field is currently addressing the potential needs for food, energy and medicine.
At a CDDRL event on February 3, human rights activist Virak Ou, president of the Cambodian Center for Human Rights, discussed the recent protests in Cambodia, addressing the potential conditions for revolution.
