The phrase "potential queries" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has not yet been asked but could be asked in the future. For example: "We discussed several potential queries that could come up during the Q&A session later."
Accuracy is improving with data and the box of potential queries is getting larger, but it is still fundamentally a box.
Participants will be provided with contact details of the research team to enable them to address any potential queries or concerns.
This bodes well for structure-based PPIS prediction, as it suggests that numerically limited interface examples can cover most potential queries, despite incomplete structural [ 187, 188, 190] and interaction type (or quaternary fold) [ 3, 191] coverage.
One potential buyer queries whether they could be found out if they used the vouchers.
The platform could also be used as a mobile CRM tool, allowing businesses to service potential customers' queries — and the app maker's charging a monthly fee to differentiate their staff's answers from general users' answers (i.e. something akin to a 'verified' answer or a 'business/pro' account).
According to Google's official blog, one in 20 searches is health related, so as they expand on the search terms triggering the new Knowledge Graph result, the potential number of queries affected by this update could be very significant.
This paper shows the potential of web queries as an accurate and labour extensive source for syndromic surveillance.
This paper shows the potential of web queries as an accurate, cheap and labour extensive source for syndromic surveillance.
I had to query potential jurors on their feelings about corporal punishment.
A more productive skepticism is to concede that maybe there is potential, but to query its viability.
Furthermore, we identify syntactic equivalences in algebraic expressions involving windows, to the potential benefit of query optimizations.
