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The phrase "as a potential site" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a location that may be considered for a specific purpose or function in the future.
Example: "The researchers identified the old factory as a potential site for their new environmental study."
Alternatives: "as a possible location" or "as a prospective venue".
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New Jersey has also been mentioned as a potential site.
Might we nominate Washington as a potential site?
Now Seattle has emerged as a potential site for Ewing to play out his career.
My property, I think, has some value as a potential site.
The entire island will be considered as a potential site for the development of future scenarios.
Mr. Cooper also suggested the Tennessee State Museum as a potential site to display the collection.
Many people are naturally offended by the perception of ground zero as a potential site for great contemporary architecture.
But that, team officials said, does not necessarily eliminate Flushing Meadows-Corona Park as a potential site.
This study aimed to evaluate the pleural mesothelial surface as a potential site for ectopic gene therapy.
The property was acquired in 1989 by the Tribune Company of Chicago as a potential site for a printing plant for The Daily News.
A lawyer for the state, Joseph R. Egan, suggested the basement of the Energy Department headquarters in Washington as a potential site.
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