The phrase "a noticeable potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the likelihood or capability of something being significant or impactful.
Example: "The research indicates a noticeable potential for growth in the renewable energy sector."
Alternatives: "a significant potential" or "an evident potential".
However, the meanders still have noticeable potential for bedload mobility and lateral erosion, and hence for self-restoration.
Double hydrometer testing indicates that the application of 1.5% aluminum sulfate caused a noticeable decrease in dispersivity potential.
For microcapsules, the reduced size and shell wall thickness with enhanced core content showed a noticeable improvement escalating their potential use as self-healing agent in polymer composites.
The study of 1,7-C60 i-C3F7 2 also did not show a noticeable deviation of its reduction potential in comparison to C60(C60)2.
Moreover, the onset potential of FAO is favored by shifted towards the negative potentials together with a noticeable increase of the stability of the current transients measured during FAO in the presence of impurities.
The composition and structure of fruit surface tissues have a noticeable influence on the postharvest storage potential of fruit, inasmuch as they behave as a barrier against drying, chemical attack, mechanical injuries and microbial infection.
siRNA-mediated knockdown of these factors in the MDA-MB-231 cells showed a noticeable reduction in their wound-healing potential (Fig 5D; Supplementary Fig S10D F).
My salvation was a supportive middle manager who realised my potential, coupled with my being a noticeable cog in a small company machine.
The chemical potential of the graphene has a noticeable effect on the width of the continuous interval where the trapped modes are embedded.
Interestingly, there were no differences between users of mixtures, drugs with a noticeable addiction risk, and triptans, which have never shown potential addictive activity in animal tests.
