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The phrase "as a potential savior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone or something that may provide help or rescue in a particular situation.
Example: "Many people view the new technology as a potential savior for the struggling economy."
Alternatives: "as a possible rescuer" or "as a likely solution."
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At first, he was welcomed as a potential savior by the downcast nation.
Smith was hailed as a potential savior in that victory, an embodiment of their revival.
These days, instead of being viewed as a predator, Mr. Hogan increasingly finds himself welcomed as a partner — even as a potential savior.
Having struggled with grand expectations as a potential savior of British women's tennis, Robson was already a rousing success this summer.
Mr. Christie was but the latest new face cast as a potential savior by reverent Republicans, only to decide against entering the fray.
As for the I.M.F., its ambitious managing director, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, has been eager to present the fund as a potential savior for Europe.
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However, for children in the UK such as Alfie Dingley and Billy Caldwell, for whom cannabis is a potential savior from their debilitating conditions the medicine they need remains perilously out of reach.
He was a potential savior.
It now has nothing but trouble to offer a potential savior.
But a potential savior was unveiled at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this year.
Consider whether the reality of this situation is infatuation with a potential "savior".
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