The phrase "a potential quantity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an uncertain or possible amount of something, often in scientific, economic, or analytical contexts.
Example: "The researchers estimated a potential quantity of water that could be extracted from the aquifer."
Alternatives: "an estimated amount of" or "a possible volume of".
Work discussing the potential quantity of communication within and through a city also sourced Chandler's population counts to establish demographic size to determine the social structure of historic settlements17.
But technology has hugely increased the ease and potential quantity of theft and the ubiquity of publication.
The potential quantity of wood savings per year if this oven would be used to cook meals in a rural zone of Mexico is estimated.
Our procedure for estimating specific abatement thus understates the potential quantity of emissions reduction, implying that our estimates of the potential abatement per dollar of investment may be conservative.
The extrapolated results of wet weight biomass show that the grasslands had the highest potential quantity of biomass in both wet and dry seasons within the sub-region study area, estimated at 1,561.1 and 210.9 million kilograms, respectively.
*The figures give the total hectarage that is certified and the potential quantity of output.
The potential quantities of bio-wastes produced from the village resources and their available portion for biogas production are presented in Table 1.
Can Tho's total groundwater reserve is about 5.5 million m3 with a potential extractable quantity of 763,531 m384,562384,562 m3/dand and 1,450,407 m3/day for the Pleistoxen, Plioxen, and Mioxen layers, respectively.
Using this framework an equation for the potential vs quantity of charge dependence is derived and fitted to experimental data for galvanostatic oxidation.
By keeping the sperm number constant we controlled for a potential influence of sperm quantity as suggested by theory [ 73, 74].
However, median IP-10 responses were lower among smoke-exposed subjects, and the ratio of IP-10 to virus quantity, a potential indicator of the robustness of antiviral pathway responses, was significantly lower in both SHS-exposed subjects and smokers than in unexposed controls.
