"potential uncertainties" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to possible risks or problems that may arise in the future. For example, "We must account for any potential uncertainties in our plans as we move forward."
Most earlier uncertainties associated with the pedogenic carbonate method, for example, only incorporate uncertainty in S z); potential uncertainties in other input variables are ignored.
Predicting the behavior of the energy system is crucial to mitigate potential uncertainties.
Mr Dudley cautiously highlighted the potential uncertainties over the currency and tax position, and higher costs of doing business, in a putative independent Scotland.
A Monte Carlo analysis method was employed to examine potential uncertainties introduced by different types of errors.
The markets responded positively; with a rise in both the pound and the FTSE by 2.3 per cent, not least because the potential uncertainties over the forming of a government over the next month or so disappeared.
Through sensitivity analysis, alternative scenarios can be created for decision-makers that highlight the most conservative options and emphasize the potential uncertainties surrounding the outputs.
Here, we acknowledge a potential uncertainty generated from different optimal seasons some proxy records have.
We also engage the leadership team in a discussion aimed at identifying other areas of potential uncertainty or risk.
This study aims to assess the potential uncertainty of groundwater recharge estimated from a widely used water and energy model.
"SSE have shown today that the big energy firms are able to cut their costs and profits, and be confident about their ability to weather potential uncertainty in the wholesale markets, to give bill payers long-term price security.
The Law Commission notes: "There is potential uncertainty caused by surrogates (and sometimes their husbands) being entered as parent(s) on the birth certificate of a child born as the result of a surrogacy arrangement.
