The phrase "potentially adverse effects" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to possible negative consequences or outcomes that could occur in a given situation. Example: Before implementing this new policy, we must carefully consider its potentially adverse effects on our employees' morale and productivity.
Second, commonly employed epigenetic modifiers can restore Ezrin expression, and with it metastatic potential, highlighting the potentially adverse effects on specific patient populations.
However, our methods do not permit us to disentangle the potentially adverse effects of saline-induced acidosis from the potential advantages of fluid administration [ 29].
Thus, any potential normative superiority of a preference elicitation technique must be balanced against its potentially adverse effects on user acceptance of the MCDSS within which it is employed.
No other potentially adverse effects were noted.
Whenever a vaccine is introduced it is important to cast the net wide and study any potentially adverse effects in recipients.
While raising capital is generally considered "good deleveraging" by regulators, shrinking assets has potentially adverse effects if many banks simultaneously engage in cutting lending.
Conclusions: Benefits of preventive zinc supplementation may outweigh any potentially adverse effects in areas where risk of zinc deficiency is high.
This paper ties in with the literature highlighting the potentially adverse effects of the use of incentives.
Regarding to pregnancy rate and potentially adverse effects of drugs on endometrium or implantation needed more data.
Uncertainty can be a source of knowledge: we know that it can have potentially adverse effects on people and societies, and this knowledge entails an impetus for appropriate political measures.
Fitch reiterated that in the event of a yes vote in the Scottish referendum, it would review the UK rating, "focusing on potentially adverse effects on public debt, external finances, the currency arrangement and the financial sector".
