"potential impact could be" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the potential effects or consequences of something. For example: "The potential impact of climate change could be devastating for our planet." "Before making a decision, we need to consider what the potential impact could be on our budget." "Research is ongoing to determine what the potential impact could be of this new technology on society."
I just think it's a huge travesty for Haringey and if there's anything I want to say it's that they deserve much better than this, because I know who the people are and how they've worked and how they've achieved, and it just has been deeply reckless, breathtakingly reckless, and I don't think people really understood quite what the potential impact could be.
As word spread that infectious salmon anemia, a deadly virus that has devastated farmed fish in Chile, had been found for the first time in prized wild Pacific salmon, there remained much uncertainty about the finding and what its potential impact could be.
For countries with higher incomes and less competitive banking systems, the potential impact could be more profound.
It's just the beginning for National Entrepreneurs' Day, but the long-term potential impact could be tremendous.
Its potential impact could be critical to the fate of Africa's declining elephant populations, which have been targeted by ruthless criminal syndicates across sub-Saharan Africa to supply the international demand for ivory.
Because of the substantial prevalence, if Ad36 influences adiposity or glycemic control in humans, then the potential impact could be considerable.
"We've been underestimating what those potential impacts could be," said Mathew Hauer, one of the coauthors of the study.
Given the social nature of many odontocetes (toothed cetaceans), we suggest that these potential impacts could be rather general to the group and therefore by-catch could be more detrimental than previously considered.
The potential growth and impact could be staggering.
The risk of a pandemic human influenza strain emerging from coinfection of a human influenza carrier by avian influenza H5N1 virus is small (1); however, the potential global public health impact could be catastrophic.
"The immediate impact could be a potential for changes in taxes and duties between Scotland, England and the rest of Europe," says Pryce, "while culturally there may be be a negative response from English businesses and a split in companies spread across the border.
