The phrase "acknowledging the potential of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the recognition or acceptance of someone's or something's capabilities or possibilities.
Example: "In our research, we are acknowledging the potential of renewable energy sources to combat climate change."
Alternatives: "recognizing the possibilities of" or "appreciating the capabilities of".
But Douglas Rae, a professor of urban development at Yale University, while acknowledging the potential of the mill and Willimantic's Victorian homes, said that turning around the town's economy would take years, perhaps decades.
Acknowledging the potential of solar power (incidentally, the city is commonly known as Sun City), the Indian Institute of Technology has a new centre for researching solar energy, while India's first solar train is set for a trial run from the city.
The US Ambassador to Vienna, Gregory Schulte, while acknowledging the potential of the work plan for resolving "historical questions", reiterated the US persistence that Iran stops its uranium enrichment programme or face sanctions, pressing to force Iran to open "manufacturing and military facilities" to inspection.
This conception admits human agency's role in altering the conditions for life on earth, in large measure negatively, while acknowledging the potential of this self-same agency, if effectively harnessed and properly directed, to sustain essential planetary conditions through a salutary transformation of human perception, understanding and remedial action.
Zipcar has also recently invested in Wheelz, a peer-to-peer car sharing company targeting college campus communities, acknowledging the potential of P2P sharing business model.
Given the imminent risk for bias from an unblended trial of surgery versus medical (conservative) treatment particularly acknowledging the potential of surgery to produce powerful placebo effects 32 76 77—is is doubtful that a rigorous trial of surgery can be conducted without a sham surgery control when the primary outcome is pain, patient-reported improvement or quality of life.
As Dr. Patrick J. Kelly, the president of the Children's Brain Tumor Foundation, acknowledges, the potential of his work has yet to be proved.
But, in doing this, they'd have to acknowledge the potential of the issue to turn elections, which is presumably just what Steyer set out to prove.
Various studies have acknowledged the potential of CABS with seasonal adaptation, but thus far, there is no method available to quantify their performance potential.
Mr. McQuivey acknowledged the potential of the education market but said it had too many variables to be seen as a reliable source of revenue.
And the government's own documents question how sustainable the St Austell scheme will be in transport terms, though they do acknowledge the potential of using and joining up old freight rail lines.
