The phrase "a very high potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or likelihood of something achieving great success or effectiveness.
Example: "The new technology has a very high potential to revolutionize the industry."
Alternatives: "a great deal of potential" or "significant potential".
AFM-based nanolithography technique has a very high potential for nanofabrication [5 8].
Also values higher than 6 in the SDI indicated a very high potential for fouling.
Therefore, the building sector has a very high potential in terms of reducing consumption and lowering emissions.
The main component of MSW is food waste which is a source of a very high potential of energy.
This layer would build a very high potential barrier for signal transfer between the cell and nanowire probe.
In this context, numerical modelling and simulation techniques have a very high potential to reveal fundamentals of the underlying mechanisms involved.
If, in turn, a very high voltage or potential drop is applied as a brief pulse across alternate plates, sparks will be produced along the ionized trails left by the particles.
A SnO2 RuO2 composite thin film has very high potential for a hybrid of battery and supercapacitor since SnO2 RuO2 system might show battery and supercapacitor characteristics simultaneously.
The results indicated that CO2 capture with a membrane contacting process had very high potential for commercial application but the tests have to move from laboratory to a real industrial environment for a proof of concept validation in power generation as well as in other industry sectors.
Interior Secretary Kenneth Salazar visited Fort Monroe in late June, and last week Jon Jarvis, the director of the Park Service, told Politico that the site "has very high potential" as a national monument.
In this work, a new oxidizing-adsorbing material, namely tetravalent manganese feroxyhyte (TMFx) exhibiting very high potential Hg uptake capacity, was evaluated for full scale implementation.
