"conflict potential" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the possibility of a disagreement or dispute arising over an issue. For example, "There is high conflict potential between the two sides due to their conflicting interests."
Not every conflict, potential conflict, or gross abuse of rights should prompt application of the rule only the worst cases.
"Demographic trends, including significant increases in population, pressures of migration, and frictions between divergent ethnic formations, add to the conflict potential of the region.
"Uzbekistan is a clannish, ethnically diverse country with regions that were rival khanates for centuries and still have conflict potential," Tynan wrote this week, giving the example of separatist tendencies in the north-west Karakalpakstan region.
"More vehicles create greater conflict potential," he says.
Agricultural landscapes may thus exhibit different degrees of conflict potential for GM cropping.
Second: to what extent does the regime reduce the conflict potential and contribute towards conflict resolution?
Other conflict potentials can arise when the guiding principles are translated into concrete responsibilities of action for societal actors.
Sociologically, then, one can understand modern law as a functional solution to the conflict potentials inherent in modernization.
It is especially within the framework of conflicts (potential conflicts) that the meaning of 'local' stretches, is redefined and reworked.
For genes with conflicting potential functions, further literature searches were performed to ascertain probable biochemical function.
Conflicts and potential conflicts abound.
