The phrase "a true potential for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the genuine or real possibility of something occurring or being achieved.
Example: "The new technology shows a true potential for revolutionizing the industry."
Alternatives: "a genuine possibility for" or "a real opportunity for".
Online corrections were made for the junction potential of −14 mV for the gluconate-based internal solution used (e.g., neurons were held at an apparent potential of −41 mV to achieve a true potential of −55 mV for LGN cells).
Therefore, and as our findings are based on a complete case analysis, the true potential for avoidable deaths may have been under-estimated.
When they are more freed up in their minds and are in a happier place emotionally, they're true potential for success could shine through more radiantly.
14 Troponin, however, is included as a categorical rather than a continuous variable in the GRACE score, and therefore the true potential for sensitive troponin assays to add to current clinical risk prediction tools requires further evaluation.
To treat the web as an internet-sized lecture hall misses the true potential for leveraging the internet to transform education.
Finally, when we talk about the true potential for direct, peer-to-peer lending to have a big impact at a global scale, the founder says, it's important to remember that the frequently restrictive political and economic conditions these entrepreneurs are working mean that it's expensive for local banks to lend to small business owners.
Because there has never been a comprehensive worldwide mapping of every tiny stream and creek, it is practically impossible to estimate the true potential for micro generation.
There is true potential for mischief — which is what group play in the World Cup is all about.
Miller's experience of the war reflects those of many other women: it liberated her, allowing her to fulfil her true potential for the first time (until its outbreak, she had been working as a fashion and fine art photographer).
Even then, only about 5%to10%0% of that figure is likely to be able to be recovered, meaning the true potential for shale gas in the UK is likely to be small.
