The phrase "as a potential border" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of something serving as a boundary or limit in a specific context.
Example: "The river acts as a potential border between the two countries, depending on future agreements."
Alternatives: "as a possible boundary" or "as a prospective border."
Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has rejected Peter Robinson's comments about a potential border poll.
Davis argued that as big an issue as tariffs were potential border delays, which could possibly be avoided through the extension of electronic, light-touch customs checks after Brexit.
Gregg Smith, public affairs officer for the weapons station, said the base's construction funds have only been identified as a potential source of border wall funding.
Gregg Smith, public affairs officer for the weapons station, said the base's construction funds had only been identified as a potential source of border wall funding.
The MCD is a proximity indicator that measures the spatial match between the labor market and the housing stock, which can also be regarded as an interesting indicator of potential border effects on travel behavior, especially in the inter-regional context of Belgium.
The Whitehall Brexit analysis points to potential border checks as one of the "non-tariff barriers" that are the "most material consideration" in assessing the potential costs of post-Brexit trade.
China viewed India as a potential threat; the two had fought a brief border war.
United States officials also envision the city, which has an airport, as a potential forward base for American military forces now across the border in Uzbekistan.
Given the two countries' porous border and Kayes importance as a mining and trading region that sees workers crossing the border daily, Mali has long been seen as a potential weak point in the regional epidemic.
The army keeps an active base near him, too: since his land shares a 44-mile border with Argentina, the army sees him as a potential threat to national security.
