The phrase "a considerable potential to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or ability of something to achieve a certain outcome or effect.
Example: "The new technology has a considerable potential to revolutionize the industry."
Alternatives: "a significant ability to" or "a great capacity to".
Pakistan has a considerable potential to produce biofuels such as bioethanol and biodiesel.
An impacted tooth with an incomplete root and with an open apex has a considerable potential to erupt.
Some of the compounds selected have a considerable potential to contribute to the development of more sustainable products and processes.
Results made with forestry data indicate that the system has a considerable potential to improve machine productivity.
The suitable areas identified in this study offer a considerable potential to diversify farmers' income, provide additional renewable energy supply and create ecological synergies.
Rising Tw due to changes in climate, local human activities and hydrology has a considerable potential to aggravate river water quality degradation and coastal water eutrophication in summer.
In the current work we have achieved major advancements in terms of performing the read-out in a device having considerable potential to be made at a much lower cost than the DynoMag system (about a factor of 100 times lower).
We believe that such an approach has considerable potential to generate further structure/function hypotheses concerning this versatile family of molecules.
Modern statistical techniques applied to complex data from a comprehensive EMR has considerable potential to improve risk stratification of patients that may engage in repeated self-harm attempts.
The identification of appropriate murine models that are able to mimic most of the features of a human cancer offers considerable potential to give advantages in the race towards the clinic.
Such a hybrid structure would be of considerable potential to be used as an efficient energy absorber.
