The phrase "as potential providers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing individuals or entities that may offer a service or product in the future.
Example: "We are considering several companies as potential providers for our new software needs."
Alternatives: "as possible suppliers" or "as prospective vendors".
Similarly, stock analysts have also been widely identified as potential providers of cheap talk.
GdC Resolution 1325 is very important because it brings the idea of women not only as victims but also as potential providers of solutions.
A team of experts identified university and college programs in Ontario, Canada as potential providers of IPV education to students in health care professions at the undergraduate and post-graduate levels.
Validated information on capacity needs and suggestions for approaches to addressing them were presented to capacity development providers and development organizations on 8 December 2016 at a so-called marketplace, facilitating the matching of capacity needs to complementary activities and relevant service providers in Rwanda, as well as to potential providers of development assistance.
As the potential providers of these, storage technologies will become more important.
Many labels view blogs as little more than potential providers of free publicity; even a blog like Music for Robots, which gets about 8,000 unique visitors a day, is little more than a blip on the radar of major labels.
Private real estate developers selling residential apartments emerged as potential housing providers in Bangladesh especially in Dhaka back in early 80 s.
In any strategic planning, communities of people who use drugs should be considered as potential care providers for our peers.
The SAaaS envisages new scenarios and innovative, ubiquitous, value-added applications, disclosing the sensing and actuation world to any user, a customer and at the same time a potential provider as well, thus enabling an open marketplace of sensors and actuators.
As potential key service providers, it is important to identify factors which influence how pre-registration nurses view primary care placements in the community.
So for the time being, PKC is pursuing employers, rather than health-care providers, as potential customers.
