"potential uncertainty" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the possibility that something uncertain may happen in the future. For example, "While the future is full of potential uncertainty, the effects of global warming on our planet are already obvious."
"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 potential uncertainty over the selection comes at an awkward time for Port Authority and development corporation officials, who in recent weeks have worked to dispel notions that they are not adequately taking public comment into account.
Analyst Angelos Anastasiou at Whitman Howard: This decision is not a great surprise given the growing potential uncertainty in green energy subsidies in the UK, and it does not affect Drax's biomass conversion projects in any way.
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.
Speaking on Tuesday at a conference in London held by the Federation of Small Businesses FSBB) the chancellor said: "I want to make sure that you, as small businesses, have your voices heard because you are going to be on the sharp end of the economic consequences of the decision that the country takes and the potential uncertainty that may follow".
Inferences suffer the same potential uncertainty, depending on the nature of the inference.
Integration of several of these approaches is recommended to capture the potential uncertainty in the water saturation calculation.
The most important were related to the limited efficacy data in predialysis patients and the potential uncertainty associated.
Mr Dudley cautiously highlighted the potential uncertainties over the currency and tax position, and higher costs of doing business, in a putative independent Scotland.
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.
We use various scenarios to represent the potential uncertainties in the case study.
