The phrase "a reasonable potential for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the likelihood or possibility of something occurring or being achieved in a logical or justifiable manner.
Example: "The new policy has a reasonable potential for improving employee satisfaction and productivity."
Alternatives: "a plausible chance for" or "a fair possibility of".
Malloy notes that even though Bio stocks have not shown the returns of other tech companies in todays supercharged investment environment being driven by tech stocks, the leading Bio companies show reasonable potential for investors.
6 The goal of 'bridge to decision' circulatory support is to provide rapid resuscitation for shock patients who have reasonable potential for full recovery.
Reduction in tumor size from >4 to ≤4 cm was considered clinically meaningful, as crossing this threshold was considered a reasonable cutoff for potential breast conservation therapy (BCT).
Surgeon comfort with attempting BCT varies and was not mandated; our primary endpoint therefore was crossing the threshold from >4 cm to tumor size of ≤4 cm, a reasonable cutoff for potential BCT.
They thus offered a reasonable route for identification of potential risk of bias.
It indicates that GGA pseudo-potential possesses a reasonable accuracy for calculating the properties of anatase particles.
Ayew has scored in his past two league games and showed some flashes of promise and Gana looks like he has the potential to be a reasonable replacement for Fabian Delph over time but Vertout has not kicked a ball since the 1-0 home defeat against Stoke a month ago and Amavi has lost his place to Kieran Richardson.
A score of ≥ 3 on the depression subscale represents a reasonable cut-point for identifying potential cases of major depression or other depressive disorders; a score of ≥3 on the anxiety subscale represents a reasonable cut-point for generalized anxiety, panic, social anxiety, and posttraumatic stress disorders [ 17].
On the other hand, some potential beneficial effects providing a reasonable basis for testing the effects of earplugs in critically ill subjects were reported.
