The phrase "are potentially offset" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors that may counterbalance or neutralize each other in a given context.
Example: "The increased costs of production are potentially offset by the higher sales prices of the product."
Alternatives: "may be counterbalanced" or "could be neutralized".
"It's possible to structure the investment so that the risk that's inherent is potentially offset by the return opportunities".
The resulting inadequacy of these kinds of maps for public participation can be potentially offset by some of the possibilities offered by the Internet.
Conversely, no network was more successful at increasing C-centrality either at individual or group-wide level than the R-network (with any positive trends in P-networks being potentially offset by the negative expectation to maintain increased rank).
An additional consideration is that the increase in vitreous viscosity in humans above the age of 40 could impair the diffusion of the virus in older patients' vitreous, though this concern is potentially offset by an increase in liquid vitreous localized directly in front of the retina [24] enabling one to inject into this fluid region and avoid the more viscous vitreous gel.
The benefits from reforms to governance and business conditions are potentially large and could help offset the effects of slow growth in larger economies".
Such a mechanism of generating offset oscillations are potentially used in other circadian systems and could also be important for a better time-telling in the face of cellular and environmental fluctuations.
If the executive had been younger and richer, he might have had the CLAT pay a charity $50,000 a year for 36 years, in which case the deduction would be $1 million, potentially offsetting taxes on his whole bonus.
The response team will be able to potentially offset this effect by proactively reinforcing management's strategy to the shareholders.
These are potentially unrecoverable.
They are potentially dangerous.
