The phrase "activate potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the idea of bringing out or utilizing someone's or something's inherent abilities or possibilities.
Example: "The new training program is designed to activate potential in employees, helping them to reach their highest performance levels."
Alternatives: "unleash potential" or "harness potential".
Based on the preceding analysis we expected that the identified compounds would, depending on their relative binding affinities and activating potential, either block the activating effect of ATP or have little or no additional activating effect.
For instance, there are compounds with activating potential [ 138, 139] that stimulate the actomyosin ATPase activity and enhance the contractility or even act as a kind of chemical chaperon that reactivates misfolded myosin molecules [ 140].
II was treated as an activated, potential dependent process.
However, the effect of various surface modifications on the platelet activating potential of SWCNTs has not been tested yet.
In most cases, failures of technical systems need to occur (such as failures of the well casing) for activating potential geological impact pathways (such as migration along faults), except in the fracking horizon, where no technical barrier is in place.
In all 3 examples, the excised elements had no activating potential when analyzed without the flanking sequences.
Moreover, it has been shown that the complement activating potential of Ficolin-1 is very low compared with that for Ficolin-2 and Ficolin-3 [35].
Finally, a recent study by Bozza and colleagues found that Asp f9 gene product (Crf1p, Afu1g16190) appeared to retain an immunodominant TH1/Treg activating potential in both mice and healthy humans [4].
However, we conclude from the sizeable reduction in activating potential in the absence of the core, that the human-Fugu conserved modules within the GLI3-CNEs are essential for transcriptional regulation.
