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"potential harm to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which someone or something may be exposed to a negative effect or risk. For example, "The policy change could cause potential harm to vulnerable communities."
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First, there's the potential harm to parents.
The potential harm to the state is far less than the potential harm to those children.
This is relevant in assessing potential harm to trust.
He said evidence of potential harm to family members was "very thin".
The information is crucial in assessing the potential harm to other people.
Risks cited include infection, potential harm to prison workers and the threat of excessive violence.
Any potential harm to competition would need to be offset against these benefits".
After mentioning potential harm to the water supply, he struggled to provide concrete reasons.
Facebook, Yahoo and Apple have also been concerned at the potential harm to user trust in their privacy.
"It all comes down," she said, "to whether in specific experiments, the potential benefits outweigh the potential harm" to participants.
But he and other scientists urged health officials to monitor for evidence of potential harm to people.
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