The phrase "a potential asset for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone or something that may provide value or benefit in a particular context or situation.
Example: "Her extensive experience in marketing could be a potential asset for our new advertising campaign."
Alternatives: "a valuable resource for" or "an advantageous addition to".
The proposed method can be a potential asset for practical applications in the area of I/O behavior prediction and design optimization of nonlinear systems.
The C.I.A. cultivates its own private language, and Cherne, who was identified in a classified document about Morgan simply as "HQS contact," was serving as a spotter — someone who identifies a potential asset for recruitment.
The reluctance to take on the Haqqanis preserves them as both a prize to be delivered at the negotiating table and a potential asset for Pakistan in postwar Afghanistan, said Syed Rifaat Hussain, professor of international relations at Islamabad University, who is close to the Pakistani Army.
Like many Americans, they see his skill at making money as a potential asset for a president.
In addition to being a potential asset for undiscovered clinical and therapeutic needs, pigs infected with H. parasuis could also serve as mammalian and human models for bacterial infectious diseases.
While the former finding was used at the workshop to initiate a discussion on the different perceptions of resources in European nations, the latter was emphasized by the EUNAAPA researchers to be a potential asset for future policy development in the field.
Nonetheless, this research proposes a potential asset allocation approach for retirees wishing to incorporate valuations into their asset allocation choices, but also wishing to maintain a formal commitment to an asset allocation decision framework that will hopefully help prevent hasty, emotion-based decisions.
Jumptap also owns 29 patents with a futher 200 pending — also potential assets for the company.
He also points to potential asset sales as a catalyst for increased stock performance.
"This demographic phenomenon represents a potential human resource asset for the region, provided the countries concerned have the right strategies, policies and allocate the much-needed resources," said Sigrid Kaag, UNICEF Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa.
AXA is one of the largest foreign insurers in Asia, and is seen as a potential bidder for assets that could be sold by regional rivals A.I.A. and ING to repay government support advanced at the height of the crisis.
