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The phrase "potentially hazardous" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has the potential to be dangerous or harmful. Example: "The laboratory is equipped with safety protocols to handle potentially hazardous materials."
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The potential impact is potentially hazardous nonetheless, both economically and politically.
So the siting process for potentially hazardous facilities should include real choice for potential host communities.
Everything is broken, wrinkled, potentially hazardous.
But do think of fresh waste as potentially hazardous.
But eliminating potentially hazardous materials is easier said than done.
Their orange kit is potentially hazardous to opposing bowlers.
It would also create a potentially hazardous precedent.
It's the alcohol, of course, which makes wine not just tricky but potentially hazardous.
Diesel fuel produces more potentially hazardous pollution, known as particulate matter, than natural gas.
Finally, just because something is possible and potentially hazardous, doesn't mean it is worth worrying about.
Spychips.com (//www.spychips.com/) provides> facts, blogs and resources about RFID chips and their potentially hazardous uses.
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