The phrase "a potential capacity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possible or theoretical ability of something to perform a function or hold a certain amount.
Example: "The new battery design has a potential capacity of 5000 mAh, which could significantly extend the life of electronic devices."
Alternatives: "an estimated capacity of" or "a possible capacity of".
It has a potential capacity of 450 beds.
Fascination, as it's called, will open this September and will run for three years, playing to a potential capacity of 10,000 people per show.
Spain created its bank bail-out fund, the FROB, in 2009, with a potential capacity of €99 billion; by 2012 it had dispensed only €14 billion.
A new five-runway, $32 billion Dubai airport will have a potential capacity of more than 125m passengers a year, in addition to the existing international airport.Plans to build a new London airport in the Thames estuary have been proposed on and off since the 1970s but now seem to have been permanently shelved.
Grosvenor plan to construct a new ground, with a potential capacity of 8,000, in return for redeveloping Cambridge's current Abbey Stadium ground, their home since 1932.
Our data demonstrated that the expression of molecular chaperone proteins was enhanced in response to exogenous GA3, suggesting that GA3 increased a potential capacity of protein stability and cellular stress response.
Such dietary practices have a potential capacity to transmit other retroviruses, of which at least 20 simian forms have been identified (Dalgleish and Weiss 1999).
Provenance variability was important for seed mass and germination, and seedling survival, while intra-provenance variability was systematically higher, whatever the functional trait considered, indicating a high potential capacity of the species to adapt to climate change.
This fact supports the assumption of a remaining proliferation potential (capacity) of SCs in adult SC Cx43KO mice, as suggested by Sridharan et al. (Sridharan et al., 2007b).
Thus, in addition to being highly hydrophobic, Btn1p could be a mobile protein with the potential capacity of transporting different kinds of lipid species among cell membranes.
Although there are reports of the bed management achievements in other hospitals during major incidents, none of these relates to the UK and as far as we are aware this is the first scoping exercise aiming to define the potential capacity of an acute Trust and scope the requirement for PCT support pre-incident.
