The phrase "potential door" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe an opportunity that has the potential to bring one a new future, or a chance to open up a new path. For example: "The scholarship was a potential door to a better future for her."
Now the board is racing against the clock to develop a five-year plan to assure potential doors that money will be invested in a sustainable school and not just a ballooning deficit.
Touting Tiger Global's investment in e-commerce firms as a potential door-opener, GreyOrange said it plans to use the new capital to invest in R&D, beef up its executive team and "accelerate" its international expansion plans.
You're afraid potential doors will slam in your face.
While they helped get women into boardrooms, they did not translate into long tenures, raising the issue of a potential "revolving door".
They have trouble enough walking in flats, avoiding potential hazards: door saddles, floorboards and dustballs -- always knock me on my ass.
Similarly, buyers curious about what kind of building they are buying into — is it a stroller or a wheelchair crowd, for instance — might consider staking out the entrance during morning or afternoon rush hour or even knocking on potential neighbors' doors.
Moreover, the favorable prospects in GE's flagship operations are already baked into the stock price, and there are plenty of potential trap doors, which could hurt the price, even in the near term.
Give folks a heads up on social media, update your outgoing voicemail message, and stick a note near the doorbell telling potential delivery or door-to-door salespersons to avoid ringing and knocking at all costs.
Check out this potential bargain: the door to a surplus vintage 1925 fire alarm box.
In the insurance business, he preached the hard sell, telling his salesmen to plant themselves firmly in front of a potential customer's door and "knock some big ideas into his mind".
