The phrase "a very small potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the likelihood or capacity for something to happen, particularly in contexts like science, economics, or personal development.
Example: "The new product has a very small potential for success in the current market."
Alternatives: "a minimal potential" or "a slight potential".
However, the CuA sites are only found in terminal electron acceptors with very small potential differences between redox partners where a wide range of reduction potentials is not preferred.
We expect that funding discrepancies may be much higher in private funding than in the governmental data; rare cancers may be completely neglected by commercial entities due to the very small potential for profit that may be realized by developing a treatment with such a small market.
In other words, the fragmentation of genotype networks that we see for very small potential metabolisms, and that can constrain their evolution, is of little relevance for the evolution of free-living organisms.
The technique makes use of an electrophoretic particle entrapment system (EPES) to immobilize nanoparticles that are coated with biological reagents into wells using a very small trapping potential.
When a fresh sensor is placed under flowing conditions with the polyanion pulse sequence but only for 500 pulses (during the first day), only a very small negative potential change is observed in the presence of KBr, similar to the sensor that has not been exposed to flowing conditions.
That was due largely to the fact that I had a very small group of potential recipients to use Digital Touch with.
Predictive modeling presents an opportunity to reduce medical expenditures by identifying a very small number of potential top users regarding whom health plans can take actions.
Our strategy of exome sequence analysis in the parents of affected fetuses generated a very small number of potential pathogenic variants for confirmation and cosegregation analysis by Sanger sequencing.
How can one telephone line be used simultaneously for phone calls and D.S.L. service? A. Plain old voice telephone calls use only a very small portion of the potential capacity of the copper-wire telephone line in your house.
