The phrase "a detection of potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are identifying or recognizing possible opportunities or capabilities.
Example: "The analysis resulted in a detection of potential areas for growth within the company."
Alternatives: "an identification of potential" or "a recognition of potential".
In this study, we performed a comprehensive detection of potential pathogens by de novo sequencing using a next-generation DNA sequencer on total RNAs extracted from an autopsy lung of a patient who died of viral pneumonia with A/H1N1/2009.
Usually, hybrids are first recognised by their intermediate colour patterns or body shape, but in the case of Tropheus, the great wealth of intergradient colour morphs complicates a phenotypic detection of potential hybrids.
In summary, the effect of the g-deNoise filter on the initial HHF1 multialignments identifies the internal MU regions, thus becoming prone to a robust detection of potential variants.
This study was designed to measure the accuracy of a screening instrument for detection of potential child abuse used in EDs.
In the DWPs 4 wells contained sterile media, and were used as a control for the detection of potential cross contaminations.
Contrasting with this view, it must be also noted that the CSF is normally absorbed into the circulation on a daily basis, allowing detection of potential biomarkers in the periphery [ 109].
Drug drug interactions (DDIs) on a global scale are estimated to cause 0.57 4.8%% of all hospital admissions [ 3], and with around 70%% of interactions being clinically relevant and contributing to the majority of adverse drug reactions [ 4], there is a need for timely detection of potential DDIs that may cause adverse events (AEs).
Theories of cognitive function alterations in PTSD suggest that the fear network – a system allowing the rapid detection and response to threats – becomes dysregulated and hyperresponsive, leading to an attentional bias toward the detection of potential threats and an inability to disengage from perceived trauma-related reminders [ 14].
Therefore, an associative memory test with multiple learning-test trials would be a very useful instrument for the detection of potential "early aMCI," a condition wherein elderly individuals' memory performance is between the normal stage and conventional aMCI [ 45].
Such an approach allows the detection of potential signals of biotic interactions between species pairs by analysing the correlation structure of the residuals after accounting for species-specific habitat requirements (Ovaskainen et al., 2010).
