The phrase "a shared potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a possibility or capability that is held in common by a group or individuals.
Example: "Through collaboration, we can unlock a shared potential that benefits everyone involved."
Alternatives: "common potential" or "collective potential".
This potential threat requires strong and decisive legislative action soon to put private sector companies and the U.S. government in a position to share potential cyberthreat information in order to protect our country and the global economy.
Recent data have shown a positive association between antibiotic use during pregnancy and offspring asthma, [ 18] a disease that shares potential etiological and epidemiological traits with CD [ 19- 21].
In addition, several epidemiological studies have shown that prenatal exposures to antibiotics are associated with the development of childhood asthma, a disease that shares potential etiological traits with CD [ 19- 21].
In our investigation so far, we found a shared fraction (potential core microbiome) comprising 125 operational taxonomic units (OTUs based on presence/absence data) across BSCs from the four investigation sites (Fig. 5).
"There is sort of a shared view of the potential that this kind of strategic alliance or collaboration could have".
It was, therefore, baffling that Werner last week stated publicly they would not consider a shared stadium, an obvious potential solution, because, he said, fans would not stand for it.
Therefore, enhancing perception and scaling up of climate change adaptation technologies require a shared vision of all potential stakeholders and public-private partnership.
The new partnership between Scholas Occurrentes, an educational organization founded by the Pope, and UNICEF builds on a shared belief in the potential and power of young people.
They discovered a shared interest in the reforming potential of technology.
