The phrase "as a potential force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility or capability of something to exert influence or power in a given context.
Example: "The new technology is being considered as a potential force in the renewable energy sector."
Alternatives: "as a possible influence" or "as a likely power".
Do not underestimate the game as a potential force for good.
The defeated Shang could not be ruled out as a potential force, even though their ruler, Zhou, had immolated himself.
It's becoming increasingly obvious that many view the tragic disaster as a potential force for good, hoping that it will help to undermine the Burmese regime.
What has happened lately is that Chamberlain is fulfilling his considerable promise, and lining up as a potential force as a starter in October.
Art has come to be regarded as a potential force of economic revival in a sluggish real estate market, even in Ohio".
It was rather that they believed in cinema's twofold function: as an absorbing entertainment and as a potential force for good, not through reinforcing conventional morality but through its ability to expose corruption and injustice.
As well as a huge potential force at the box office, the other possible benefit for Disney is to heal its long troubled relationship with America's evangelical community.
POLITICAL strategists have become increasingly fascinated with the Internet as a potential new force in political organizing and fund-raising.
Some opposition figures have looked at Mikhail Khodorkovsky, formerly the country's richest man, as a potential unifying force for the anti-Putin movement.
The recent parliamentary elections were a serious blow to the Awakening, which has been regarded as not just a movement to pacify restive areas, but also as a potential political force to re-empower Sunnis.
"Not just the reason that they see them as a potential proxy force if Afghanistan doesn't go well, but also because they just literally lack the capability to take them on.
