The phrase "a remarkable potential for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or ability of something to achieve significant results or effects.
Example: "The new technology shows a remarkable potential for improving energy efficiency in homes."
Alternatives: "an impressive capacity for" or "a significant ability to".
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.
Mining has a remarkable potential for production, employment, income distribution, socio-economical development in both local and national level.
The Volterra series-based low-dimensional model has shown a remarkable potential for applications to nonlinear bluff-body aerodynamics.
Recently, there has been a remarkable potential for the remediation of environmental problems as a result of nanoscience and nanotechnology developments [32, 33].
It exhibits a remarkable potential to be largely adopted in software engineering for SoS in the forthcoming years.
Thoracic trauma patients with concomitant refractory pulmonary failure have a remarkable potential to recover under ELS.
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.
