The phrase "a potential to control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or possibility of exerting influence or authority over something or someone.
Example: "The new technology has a potential to control various aspects of the manufacturing process, leading to increased efficiency."
Alternatives: "an ability to influence" or "a capacity for control".
The 1.4kg mass of one hundred billion neurons has a mind boggling potential to control every aspect of our lives.
Such a design offers the potential to control the activity and selectivity of the process through controlled dosage of hydrogen.
The fluorescence sensor with a single signal of the NADH fluorescence intensity has potential to control a glucose concentration under the critical value in real time.
The architecture is based on a nematic liquid crystal spatial light modulator in parallel configuration and has the potential to control a large number of taps.
Secondly, such a system must have the potential to control and manipulate the parasites' environment, and at the same time control reproduction and mating in order to be able to evaluate fitness and adaptation under different conditions.
In conclusion, PMH is a novel antimetastatic lead class with potential to control metastatic prostate cancer.
The improved toxicity of the Cry8Ka5 mutant obtained in this study will allow the generation of a transgenic cotton event with improved potential to control A. grandis.
In addition, the coupling efficiency of 95.98% and 78.18% for above two polarizations, demonstrate that our approach has a potential to efficiently control coupling splitting ratio via silicon subwavelength grating.
Although high frequency OFF does not appear to further enhance the decrease in the RANKL/OPG ratio, these results suggest a potential to differentially control the change in either RANKL or OPG mRNA expression by applying different loading frequencies.
"There's a potential to lose control of the car," Calkins said.
