The phrase "as important potentials" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing various possibilities or opportunities that hold significance in a particular context.
Example: "In the realm of innovation, we must recognize the emerging technologies as important potentials for future growth."
Alternatives: "as significant opportunities" or "as valuable possibilities".
Our study also showed a broad conceptualization of WCF by EFL learners, in which not only grammatical errors but also content and organizational errors were considered as important potential targets for correction.
Rural value chains in Africa are being touted as important potential drivers of early economic growth and employment, and there is a growing set of literature to validate this.
Industry proponents should also be viewed as important potential collaborators in integrated HIA/EIA.
As important potential effect modifier, we participated in a collaborative study demonstrating several new risk variants for atrial fibrillation [ 440].
We extracted data on selected pathogens only, which we identified as important potential causes of diarrhoea in terms of both prevalence and potential to cause disease.
(Researcher) The location and ease of access for participants was highlighted as important potential barriers for families to stay engaged with a program.
These emerged in the literature review and scientific elicitation as important potential adaptation strategies, and include Business planning; Diversification; Effort management; Mobility and migration; and Stewardship.
We considered sociodemographic factors, lifestyle factors and medical comorbidities as important potential confounders of the relationship between chronic pain syndromes and mood disorder.
Our results are independent of myocardial infarction and stroke as important potential confounders, but we cannot entirely exclude that other age-related conditions may have affected our findings.
Foot disorders are often overlooked as important potential causes of falls and little is known about how foot disorders influence important potential mediators of falls, such as balance or gait in older persons.
