The phrase "a definite potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that has a clear or certain possibility for success or development.
Example: "The new project shows a definite potential for increasing our market share in the coming year."
Alternatives: "a clear potential" or "a strong potential".
While pore etching is a complicated process, only poorly understood at present, it has a definite potential to produce materials with engineered properties.
The "people familiar with the incidents" won't say how widespread a phenomenon all of this is, but there's a definite potential downside to glass walls in a setting where occupants are regularly staring down at their phones.
If a company finds Listeria in zone 1 — a food-contact surface — there's a "definite potential" that the Listeria contacted the food and got into the product, he said.
Combination studies so far in both in vitro and in vivo have highlighted promising combinations of curcumin with oxaliplatin (Howells et al, 2007; Li et al, 2007; Patel et al, 2008) and paclitaxel (Aggarwal et al, 2005), suggesting there is a very definite potential for curcumin to be used as part of mainstream clinical regimes.
It's a shame, because there's definite potential here—in Simone especially, who's a survivor, an addict, a mixed-race teenager, and the most reluctant to even be in the group.
The enhanced performance of the NiO@MnO2 core shell structure demonstrates that integrated spherical structure constructed by two high capacitance materials is a rational design, which holds definite potential in supercapacitors and other kinds of energy storage systems.
Hence berberine has definite potential as a drug, based on its diverse pharmacological properties and activities, which could be further developed for the pre-clinical and clinical studies to treat MTC patients and also be used in combination therapy with other RET kinase inhibitors.
However, given the relatively low risk of complications associated with IV fluid resuscitation, especially the volume transfused during typical transport times, it seems like a relatively low-risk intervention, with definite potential benefits that further studies should explore.
He also claims that the technology has a definite green potential in that it can increase the food efficiency of the herd, by bringing to the fore animals who require less feeding and produce less waste, thus reducing their environmental footprint.
Of the remaining 1,190 cases, each organ was individually evaluated and excluded if there were findings that would be either a definite or potential cause of death (Table 1).
Those tips could easily be an entire separate site, so there is definite potential to create Tip Jars for popular and trendy topics.
