The phrase "are potentially eligible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing individuals or entities that may qualify for a certain benefit, program, or opportunity, but their eligibility is not guaranteed.
Example: "All applicants who meet the basic requirements are potentially eligible for the scholarship."
Alternatives: "may qualify" or "could be eligible."
RL will obtain the full text articles that are potentially eligible; they will be assessed for eligibility against a prespecified inclusion and exclusion criteria by two reviewers (RL, EM).
Full text articles that are potentially eligible will be obtained, and assessed for eligibility against the prespecified inclusion and exclusion criteria.
This work suggests that patients, healthcare staff and researchers have a favourable view of the potential benefits of a national register to identify people who are potentially eligible and willing to participate in health related research.
Experts estimate that a few million people are potentially eligible.
The American government never kept track of how many Iraqis it employed, so no one knows how many thousands of Iraqis are potentially eligible for admission.
In 2007, Piedmont High School in California's Bay Area began running the A-11, a cockmamie offensive set in which all 11 players are potentially eligible to catch the ball on every down.
"There's tens of thousands of people that are potentially eligible, so how do you sort through that?" said Dr. James Melius, administrator of the New York State Laborers Health and Safety Trust Fundd, who has closely monitored the research.
The high school game is the most exciting, filled with risk and novelty and razzle-dazzle, from the Single Wing to the Wing T to the A11, where all 11 players are potentially eligible to receive a pass and linemen are as obsolete as dinosaurs.
But the idea that enlargement of the European Union will inevitably resolve conflicts and spread freedom and democracy will face even bigger tests in future.The European Commission in Brussels has already made it clear that all the Balkan countries are potentially eligible for membership, in the hope of encouraging them to make peace and introduce democratic reforms.
The survey found that once people were made aware of the marketplaces, 61 percent of those who are potentially eligible — because they were either uninsured at the time of the survey or had purchased an individual insurance plan — said they were very or somewhat likely to shop for coverage on the exchanges.
But given the relatively high unemployment rate, and relatively low rate of people in full-time work, it is perhaps less likely that all of the people who are potentially eligible will find themselves in a position to buy their home.
