The phrase "a potential which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a possibility or capability that may exist or be realized in the future.
Example: "The research highlights a potential which could lead to significant advancements in renewable energy technology."
Alternatives: "a possibility that" or "a capability which".
In the group, he has a potential which is higher sometimes than other players, as we know.
The calculations are based on a dynamical diffraction theory in which the electrons are scattered on a potential, which is periodic in the direction perpendicular to the surface.
In this mechanism, the plasmon field is treated as a potential, which oscillates at the plasmon frequency and promotes the transmission of an electron by broadening the electron energy level39,40.
The calculations are based on the use of a dynamical diffraction theory in which the electrons are taken to be diffracted by a potential, which is periodic in the dimension perpendicular to the surface.
We have employed an evolutionary algorithm (EA) to study the low-energy landscape of clusters modeled with a potential which is composed by an attractive Morse function and a repulsive Yukawa component.
Films coercivity passed through the maximum, which was determined by such a potential which enabled to get approximately 5.5% of phosphorus in the film and, thus, to form a specific microstructure.
And it had a breaking potential, which opens a uniform gap, and a random symmetry-breaking potential also created tails in the density of states.
Given a -periodic potential, which defines a linear differential operator by (1.1).
Morse potential is a pair potential which considers only two-body interactions; thus, it provides a rather poor description of the metallic bonding.
This creates a protonic potential which drives the energy-requiring processes in the mitochondrion.
Especially when you're talking about something like a chemical potential, which is really nothing but the Gibbs free energy.
