The phrase "all potential subjects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every possible individual or entity that could be involved in a particular context or study.
Example: "The research will consider all potential subjects to ensure a comprehensive analysis of the data collected."
Alternatives: "all possible participants" or "every potential candidate".
However, they may raise concerns indirectly, since inducements are not of equal value to all potential subjects.
All potential subjects will meet with study staff for intake and evaluation sessions to determine eligibility prior to enrollment.
All potential subjects will be screened by telephone and eligible subjects will be invited to attend a screening/baseline visit.
During an in-person survey, all potential subjects were interviewed to identify their willingness to participate in this study.
All potential subjects have received full explanation of the study and the agreed participants had to sign a consent form.
Subjects were not excluded based on motivation to quit smoking, however, during recruitment all potential subjects in the study reported their motivation to quit smoking as "high".
Two days prior to conducting the tests, all potential subject ants were chosen at random from both their nest box and accompanying foraging area, and individually marked on the thorax with a distinct spot of indelible paint (Uni Paint Marker PX 20®Mitsubishi Pencil Co., LTD).
For the purpose of this case subject validation, we manually reviewed computer records of all potential case subjects, blinded to the subject's exposure status (i.e., Parkinson's disease or non Parkinson's disease group).
Out of 961 patients screened at the San Juan Health Centre where all potential study subjects were referred from the surrounding health facilities, 522 were enrolled in the study, 262 randomized to DHA-PPQ and 260 to MAS3 (Figure 1).
All potential study subjects were identified by a study coordinator who was blinded to the overall goals of the study.
The medical assistant of the attending hospital will approach all potential study subjects and provide oral information about the intervention study.
