The phrase "potential negative effects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the possible adverse outcomes or consequences of something. Example: The use of pesticides in agriculture can have potential negative effects on the environment, such as water pollution and harm to beneficial insects.
Future work will examine the feasibility and effectiveness of GoActive to increase PA among adolescents while monitoring potential negative effects.
Several lawyers warned of the potential negative effects of the ruling.
To reduce the potential negative effects dramatically, Simonsohn suggests requiring scientists to post their data online.
"I wouldn't say that it's a dangerous experiment but I would say that LSD has potential negative effects," he said.
In other words, technology isn't just capable of offsetting potential negative effects of aging populations — it's already doing so.
The report also says "deforestation, human population growth and consequent losses of biodiversity" are "by far the most significant potential negative effects".
In addition, CBD is thought to protect against many of the potential negative effects of marijuana, including dependence, psychotic symptoms and cognitive impairments.
The potential negative effects of a shutdown were real but overblown, especially when weighed against the potential disaster posed by Obamacare's implementation.
Microsoft has been at the vanguard of warning about the potential negative effects of technology, like privacy or the unintended consequences of artificial intelligence.
The purpose of this study is to locate and define the potential negative effects of whiteness(i.e., identifying racially as white) on white museum educators' teaching practices.
If not, you have an ethical and perhaps legal responsibility to find ways to reduce the potential negative effects on outsiders.
