The phrase "potential injury" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an injury that could be sustained, or which might possibly occur, such as in the following example: "Wearing a seatbelt is the best way to reduce the risk of potential injury in a car accident."
We need to make sure that we focus on the potential injury to players.
"There are a lot of homes on that coastal community, so there is so much potential injury".
Paganini said Federer could sometimes sense a potential injury before he had pain.
With the Olympics less than two weeks away now, the medical staff are more keenly aware of potential injury problems than ever.
"We were almost punished greatly for it: one, with a potential injury to a great kid and a great player, and the other was a potential loss".
The National Gypsum Company has agreed to create a $347 million fund for potential injury claims by people exposed to asbestos in the company's building-materials products.
Potential injury cover M Mullan (Wasps), P Du Plessis (Saracens), J Cooper-Waspsey (Wasps), G Kitchener (Leicester), M Symons (London Irish), T Wood (Northampton), B Morgan (Gloucester), M Tuilagi (Leicester), S Rokoduguni (Bath).
They argue that other sports involving potential injury to animals, like dressage, polo and thoroughbred racing, continue relatively uninterrupted, despite the recent high-profile deaths of the thoroughbreds Eight Belles and Barbaro.
When pressed about Sprewell's professional obligation to notify the team and see a doctor as soon as possible when faced with a potential injury, Scott Layden, the Knicks' president and general manager, had little to say.
Back in January, after Drouin had been sent down to the AHL, he even refused to show up for a game because, as his agent claimed, he was worried a potential injury might hurt his value on the trade market.
see in the area of cigarette copy nothing to be achieved by Code Authority involvement and in fact [see] potential injury to cigarette-advertising revenue if the Code Authority pursues such a course".
