"potentially hindering" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used as an adjective phrase to describe something that has the potential to act as a hindrance or obstacle. Example: The new regulations implemented by the government are potentially hindering the growth of small businesses.
The boat had an anchor with a chain line that Mr. Darenberg said would take more work to pull up in an emergency than a rope line, potentially hindering Mr. Petrocelli's ability to quickly go in search of his wife.
But the ramifications of this Delaware decision are big, potentially hindering Vulcan shareholders from having input in the sale decision by electing new directors to influence the current Vulcan board.
A federal study presented to the F.C.C. this year about the state of the news media found that TV stations have been decreasing their staffs while increasing their volume of news, potentially hindering the quality of that news.
Descriptive statistics were used to examine factors potentially hindering earlier treatment and Chi-square tests were used to examine univariate associations.
Significant liver uptake was found in most of the protocols potentially hindering the analysis of the apical inferoseptal regions of the LV due to spillover (Figures 1 and 2).
They outlined the tradeoff between erring on the side of prudence, thus potentially hindering the progress of critical science, and erring on the side of disclosure, thus potentially aiding terrorists.
The change could potentially hinder economic growth.
"It potentially hinders our ability to meet consumer need".
"The parties will abstain from referring to or discussing divergent issues that can potentially hinder the progress of negotiations," the paper said.
But any coalition would be fragile, analysts said, and potentially hindered by a sizable Communist minority that is still likely to be led by Moldova's departing president, Vladimir Voronin.
But setting aside more capital means that banks also have less money available to lend out — a move that could dampen economic growth and potentially hinder an already anemic global recovery.
