"potential emergencies" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a variety of situations to refer to potential or possible situations that could result in emergency situations. Example: It is important for businesses to have a plan in place for potential emergencies such as natural disasters, power outages, and cyber attacks.
For anyone planning on travelling to Greece the message from the government is clear: carry enough cash to cover all your expenses including any potential emergencies, writes Lisa Bachelor.
For example, Ms. Weston deals head-on with the advice that you should have up to a year of your living expenses in a money market fund, in order to handle potential emergencies.
However, she makes the point that many potential emergencies can be avoided by researching local medical provision, taking medical assistants where necessary and ensuring that all those travelling have medication for any long-term conditions, such as diabetes, which can be easily controlled in the UK but may be more problematic in regions with less developed healthcare systems.
To handle potential emergencies, she says, not only do you want to have as much cash set aside as you can, but you also want to have access to credit — home equity lines and huge available limits on your charge cards to ensure maximum financial flexibility to deal with unexpected bills.
Emergency vehicles relocation is one mechanism of increasing preparedness for potential emergencies.
At the same time the potential emergencies need to be considered when dispatching resource for the demand because the derivative emergencies may happen at once.
But the impression of a potential emergency lingered.
That's too much of a stretch, and will only exacerbate the potential emergency-evacuee effect.
Guests were asked to gather in the bar (even dealing with a potential emergency assumes the form of hospitality).
Mr. Gates said that the Kearsarge, the Ponce and the 400 Marines would be in the region for humanitarian relief and potential emergency evacuations from Libya.
There is a widespread view that it is only a matter of time before there is a potential emergency: a passenger ship in trouble and potential evacuation into freezing seas.
