The phrase "area of potential interaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing relationships, collaborations, or opportunities for engagement between different entities or groups.
Example: "In this project, we identified an area of potential interaction between our research team and the local community."
Alternatives: "zone of possible engagement" or "scope of potential collaboration."
Consider another area of potential interaction: when a tradition as long-lived and as sophisticated as the Confucian tradition brims full with writing on the nature of agency, human motivation, and the problem of developing ethical excellence and commitment, one cannot afford to ignore it (see Ivanhoe, 2000, for portraits of the tradition of Confucian and neo-Confucian thinkers on these subjects).
Although the radius of this area of potential interaction is smaller than the average lateral spread of roots [ 27] or shoots of annuals, it will likely include the zone of strongest interaction.
Starting with tutorials where representatives of each community give an overview of its perspectives, problems, and tools, we move on to a series of workshops covering important areas of potential interaction.
On the other hand, Figure 1b shows an area of potential epistatic interaction between two genomic regions at different chromosomes with respect to Crohn's disease, which we also generated using the WTCCC data.
A variety of potential interactions can occur.
Stamper's approach would include preparing officers by exposing them to more simulations of potential interactions.
Other examples of potential interactions of mineral status and lead poisoning in humans include the hypothesized hazards of soft water to public health in areas with lead plumbing and the possible role of mineral deficiencies in the etiology of pica.
Our results indicate that the four areas of potential influence derived from theory and the literature (environmental context, institutional framework, key persons and external interaction) are actually relevant.
However, if PMdr is considered premotor than convergence of terminals with area 9 in the striatum suggests potential interaction between prefrontal and motor-control areas.
