The phrase "potential adverse impact" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used in formal or technical contexts to describe a potential negative effect, consequence, or outcome. Example sentence: The proposed changes to the company's policies have the potential to have an adverse impact on employee morale and productivity.
(3) Potential adverse impact the action may have on floodplain and wetland values.
We also discuss possible challenges in the use TMA CO2, including potential adverse impact on human health and environments.
Smith went on, "There was a clear perception both in Islamabad and in some quarters in Washington that Blackwill was using the crisis as a vehicle to attain his own goals for U.S.-Indian relations, and that little consideration was being given to the potential adverse impact on the war on terrorism".
The two measures quantify the (i) potential adverse impact on system resilience from a disruption affecting link i, and (ii) potential positive impact on system resilience when link i cannot be disrupted, respectively.
The Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) mandates an ecological risk assessment (ERA) that evaluates the potential adverse impact of any anthropogenic activities on the ecosystem (US Environmental Protection Agency, 1997.
Critical decisions and interpretation of observations by the nurse caring for the paediatric intensive care (PIC) patient can have dramatic and potential adverse impact on the clinical stability of the patient.
However, there are potential adverse impacts of biofuel production on water resources in this area.
Houses also must not pose any "potential adverse impacts" to coastal resources.
Or as the report said: "Mitigation measures were identified to minimize or offset potential adverse impacts".
"It's because of the potential adverse impacts of having your name on a case like this; that's why they are not named," Dr. Newdow said Wednesday.
In January 2012 President Obama rejected the original route proposed by the pipeline operator, TransCanada, because of potential adverse impacts on sensitive grasslands and aquifers in Nebraska.
