The phrase "a remarkable potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's abilities, talents, or the possibilities of a situation or project that are noteworthy or impressive.
Example: "The new technology shows a remarkable potential to revolutionize the industry and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "an impressive potential" or "a significant potential".
The Cavaliers are 3-0 againsthehe Knicks this season, and in all three games, James has displayed a remarkable potential, not necessarily a polished product.
Half-metallic ferromagnetic oxides present a remarkable potential for the development of magnetoresistive sensors.
Si-based ceramics have a remarkable potential for various structural applications.
Some of these layups have a remarkable potential for two-dimensional load transfer.
It exhibits a remarkable potential to be largely adopted in software engineering for SoS in the forthcoming years.
It is believed that they possess a remarkable potential to overwhelm the deadly diseases of modern world.
This handy little not-actually-a-gun really has some remarkable potential – even if it encourages a bit of laziness.
Based on the DOTAGA chelator and the use of a d-amino acid spacer, compound 12 possesses remarkable potential for a PSMA based theranostics concept and is a suitable lead structure for the continuing development of PSMA ligands with further improved affinity.
Integrating these features on a single nanoplatform holds remarkable potential for utilizing the nanomaterial toolkit for advanced neuroengineering applications.
Because this delivery system accommodates multiple drugs, improves drug half-life and diminishes burst release, it provides an exciting platform with remarkable potential for combination therapeutics in cancer therapy.
Nattokinase (NK), which has been identified as a potent fibrinolytic protease, has remarkable potential in treatment of thrombolysis, and even has the ability to ameliorate chronic vein thrombosis.
