"potential misunderstanding" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to situations that may lead to a misunderstanding or that could be misinterpreted. For example, "There is a potential misunderstanding with the language used in the contract."
And one last thing, he said, he just wanted to clear up a potential misunderstanding.
After more than three decades of non-communication, U.S.-Iranian diplomacy is fraught with potential misunderstanding.
Even though this reading of the advert is absolutely spot-on, John Lewis could have saved any potential misunderstanding by just reining it in a bit.
It is better used to highlight potential misunderstanding or errors inherent in the way features are implemented rather than to evaluate the entire user experience.
He also uses the blog to clear up a potential misunderstanding, pointing out that when he says he and Coogan will play "loose versions of ourselves" he does not mean versions with loose morals.
But instead of spending the rest on champagne and cruises, they invested another $1.1m in an endowment fund that is intended to pay for the reserve's protection in perpetuity.Costa Rica is not alone in this potential misunderstanding between governments and landowners, though the details differ from place to place.
There were some great moments when stage fright or, more likely, wonky teleprompters led to some potential misunderstandings.
Sexual behaviour, another sensitive space fraught with potential misunderstandings which people have to negotiate, is one such example.
As a result, when negotiating across cultures, we bring different perspectives to the bargaining table, which in turn may result in potential misunderstandings.
It might seem like a simple system – see something you like, like it – but it is in fact a roiling hellpit of potential misunderstandings and barely decipherable codes.
It is vital to clear up potential misunderstandings about what the new proposed models for schools really stand for and what they could actually achieve before these false impressions take a firm grip.
