The phrase "due to potentially" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the cause of something that may or may not happen in the future. Example: Due to potentially dangerous road conditions, the school has decided to cancel all after-school activities.
Due to potentially higher profits from intensified agriculture than from pure cash transfers, potential payment recipients may prefer in-kind over conventional cash payments.
"While we would rather see GM able to retain its GMAC assets, the potential partial sale of the unit could benefit profit contributions due to potentially lower borrowing costs at GMAC, S&P Equityy Research said.
Hirose said he felt deeply sorry for the estimated 150,000 local residents who have been forced to leave their homes due to potentially harmful radiation levels, and may in some cases never be able to return.
It also found that poor health reported "by sexual minorities may in part be due to potentially hostile and stressful social environments created by the stigma, prejudice and discrimination that they face".
Efficiency is a critical issue in this process due to potentially high cost of the process.
Several staffers for Republican Sen. John McCain's campaign have left due to potentially embarrassing lobbying ties.
Its use by pregnant women causes concern due to potentially harmful effects on the developing fetus.
A number of drugs in clinical trials are discontinued due to potentially life-threatening airway obstruction.
Its management is still a challenge due to potentially serious consequences.
The role of open-lung biopsy in ARDS has been questioned due to potentially high morbidity and low diagnostic yield.
Such overhead costs are particularly difficult to quantify due to potentially serviceable equipment being returned for repair.
