"potential complexities" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to possible challenges or difficulties that may arise in a given situation. Example: In order to mitigate potential complexities, our team will thoroughly analyze all potential risks and create a contingency plan.
Regardless, don't let the potential complexities deter you from making the effort.
Another woman at the community center, who gave her name only as María, illustrated the potential complexities of any new immigration program.
Otherwise his path through the potential complexities of their relationship is straightforward, and despite grief, heroism and armed incursion, without much surprise.
The big day trip of our stay was to be to the new marine park of Qilaqila, or Bay of Islands, but getting to this place had given us our first intimation of the potential complexities in travelling through a culture unused to visitors.
Thus, we do not discuss thermal anomalies on the hanging wall side to avoid potential complexities.
Taken together, these data further underline the potential complexities involved in accurately predicting TM domains from primary structures.
The presence of putative RAD21L complexes in the repertoire of meiotic cohesins significantly increases the level of potential complexity in the task of defining separate types of cohesin complexes in meiosis.
A potential complexity is that midkine receptors may function as components in a molecular complex.
"I was fascinated by the potential complexity of the character," Mr. Silver said, "in exploring the rules he applies at work and the rules he applies at home".
While the outlook for these two seems bright, their case shows the potential complexity of such transitions.
Without guaranteed dividends, valuing the preference shares would be even harder — giving rise to a potential "complexity discount".
