The phrase "a given potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific potential that has been identified or established in a particular context.
Example: "In this experiment, we are exploring a given potential for energy efficiency improvements in the system."
Alternatives: "a specific potential" or "an identified potential".
Furthermore, for a given potential, the current density is higher when the water content is increased.
Current data analysis at a given potential was carried out using Koutecky Levich treatment taking into account water reduction.
Now, primary candidates are chosen by party delegates, who are controlled by party leaders, and at least 15percentt of delegates must back a given potential candidate before his or her name is placed on the ballot.
For a given potential, the isodynamical track is specified in terms of a non-linear first-order ordinary differential equation which depends on the amplitude, and whose relevant solutions may be neither unique nor smooth.
It was found that this process is mediated by the adsorption of phosphate anions on the gold electrode and that the maximum coverage of Pt adsorbed is given by the maximum coverage of phosphate adsorbed at a given potential.
The improved corrosion resistance for the carburized material results from thinner passive films at a given potential and hence a delay in the detrimental effect of the thickness perturbations.
We considered that non-respondents were hesitant to participate in such a survey given potential responses having a high degree of visibility within the bioethical community.
Each one of us has a G-d given potential and each of our potentials is in some way very unique to us.
Having a Guardian award has also given potential clients greater confidence in the services provided.
Instead, he has just given potential buyers a reason, fair or not, to suspect he might be a bit flaky.
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