The phrase "a large potential to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or possibility for something to happen or develop significantly.
Example: "The new technology has a large potential to revolutionize the industry."
Alternatives: "a significant capacity to" or "a great possibility to".
In cities that own PUCs, the interviewees observe a large potential to install decentralised CHP units: 'Municipalities could potentially start projects in which public grids connect to decentralised CHP units and their end users.' However, ownership of district heating grids by PUCs is not found in all cities in the Ruhr Valley.
We predict a large potential to increase the power generated beyond the measured values.
There exists therefore, a large potential to reduce the demand by influencing behaviour.
Morphing wings have a large potential to improve the overall aircraft performances, in a way like natural flyers do.
It is concluded that the FSMAP/polymer smart composite has a large potential to be a new practical actuator material.
Direct injection spark ignition (DISI) engines have a large potential to reduce emissions and specific fuel consumption.
LG maize cultivar has a larger potential to adapt changing climate, but has a larger difficulty in improving yield because of lower tolerance of high plant density.
HLB seems to have a larger potential to affect health problems and mortality than separate lifestyle factors alone.
These data suggest that the low oxidative muscle fibers have a larger potential to phosphorylate p70S6K compared to high oxidative fibers, which has been related to increases in translation initiation and subsequent gain in muscle mass (Baar and Esser 1999).
We believe that the integration of the two frameworks in a single approach holds large potential to improve fair and rational priority setting [ 57].
However, with careful application of appropriate DW-MRI protocols, the use of DW-MRI in treatment monitoring presents a large potential benefit to the patient.
