The phrase "a potent stream" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or powerful flow of something, such as water, energy, or even metaphorical concepts like ideas or emotions.
Example: "The river was a potent stream, rushing through the valley with incredible force."
Alternatives: "a powerful flow" or "a strong current".
So Wasabi is not only a potent stream reader, it is faster too.
The next version of the service, dubbed Wasabi, is a potent stream reader which consolidates news feeds, blogs, Twitter and Facebook streams, email, and much more in an extremely manageable interface.
"Tidings of glorious face and lovely bloom," he wrote, "which stir and goad the regions turgid now with seed abundant; so that, as it were with all the matter acted duly out, they pour the billows of a potent stream and stain their garment".
Given LinkedIn's $13 billion market cap, there is no question that Graph Search could yield a potent revenue stream for Facebook.
This ought to produce a less potent jet stream.
This project seeks to address Harvard's sustainable food, greenhouse gas emissions, and educational goals by using "artificial leaf" technology to transform Harvard's waste streams into a potent biofertilizer with renewable electricity.
Stream conditions postemergence can be a potent selective force on fry emergence timing (Einum and Fleming 2000).
Even in the age of Spotify and streaming music, local radio remains a potent force, attracting a particularly ravenous brand of listener.
Profilin is a potent regulator of actin polymerization and its elevated level within the translocation stream may prevent formation of microfilaments [ 48] by inhibiting actin polymerization [ 5].
Removing that organic waste from household trash streams would, for instance, help reduce landfill emissions of methane, a potent warming gas.
The specter of masses of poor immigrants streaming into developed nations in the West has long been a potent image in anti-immigrant circles.
