The phrase "a much bigger potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or possibility for growth, improvement, or success in a particular context.
Example: "Investing in renewable energy sources presents a much bigger potential for sustainable development than traditional fossil fuels."
Alternatives: "a significantly greater potential" or "a far larger potential".
On the face of it, cell phones are a much bigger potential distraction than radios.
Avanir is also testing Neurodex for neuropathic pain, a much bigger potential market.
By making diesel, Calysta hopes to tap a much bigger potential market than the one for ethanol.
The problem is that fiscal tightening is now a much bigger potential negative for the economy than monetary easing is a positive.
Employers have a much bigger potential pool of voters to reach, since 87percentt of American workers do not belong to a union.
Meat substitute companies aren't just aiming their products at vegetarians and vegans - who make up less than 3% (pdf) of the UK population - but also at meat consumers, a much bigger potential market.
Private sector debt is a much, much bigger potential problem in this country than public sector debt.
The exchange rate on August 20th was 7.9 to the dollar only a fifth below its rate a week earlier (see chart).The much bigger potential panic concerns the country's 1,600 banks, almost all of which have been made insolvent overnight by the rescheduling of their main asset, short-term government debt.
He said the company did have competition from chains with a smaller presence in the UK, such as Foot Locker, but that its much bigger potential rival Sports Direct "services a different part of the market".
For example, Where Is The Cool whittles Pinterest down to just a home page, and I think Swag Of The Month has much bigger potential.
But as the smartphone market took off and app developers began targeting health and medical needs, he soon realised the consumer market had much bigger potential.
