"potential inquiries" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it when referring to potential questions that could be asked. For example: Please be prepared to answer any potential inquiries from the boss.
According to one worried email exchange seen by the Guardian, senior Labour advisers then discussed the need to keep it quiet and how to brush off potential inquiries by journalists, which did not materialise.
We hope such work motivates others to extend potential inquiries and insights with even greater theoretical fidelity and empirical resolution.
This study provides a foundation for further work to refine and test the models using co-culture studies; potential inquiries include the measurement of substrate uptake and growth rates, biomass compositions, mRNA and protein expression, and quantification of internal fluxes.
The lawyer, who was not involved with either company, did not want to be named because he did not want to influence a potential inquiry.
A10 Conflict Seen on DeLay Inquiry Campaign watchdog groups said that it would be inappropriate for Representative Melissa A. Hart to oversee any potential inquiry of Tom DeLay because she had received $15,000 from his political action committee.
The Sunday Mirror is facing a potential inquiry by the Metropolitan police after one of the MPs contacted by the tabloid as part of its sting said he would write to the force.
But Bronwyn Dobchuk-Land, professor of criminal justice at the University of Winnipeg, voiced skepticism about a potential inquiry, noting that victims often end up getting blamed and pathologized in the process.
Despite significant prior research, the potential of inquiry learning currently available textbooks have been documented to employ level 1 or level 2 inquiry activities, commonly referred to as "cookbook" laboratories (Bell et al. 2005).
In a letter to JP Morgan, the securities and exchange commission has not ruled out "investigations and potential future inquiries into conduct and statements" by Bear Stearns.
The hearing, held by the Senate Committee on Investigations and Government Operations, is one of several potential Senate inquiries into the Spitzer administration.
According to the Associated Press, the S.E.C.'s enforcement arm has sent a letter to JPMorgan Chase, which has offered to buy Bear Stearns, discussing "investigations and potential future inquiries into conduct and statements by Bear Stearns" before the takeover was announced.
