The phrase "activity potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, neuroscience, or physical activity, often referring to the capacity for action or engagement in a specific activity.
Example: "The study aimed to measure the activity potential of participants during various physical exercises."
Alternatives: "capacity for activity" or "potential for engagement".
The NYT adds: The administration will reserve the right to continue collecting intelligence in friendly countries that pertains to criminal activity, potential terrorist threats and the proliferation of unconventional weapons, according to several officials.
The administration will reserve the right to continue collecting intelligence in friendly countries that pertains to criminal activity, potential terrorist threats and the proliferation of unconventional weapons, according to several officials.
There is a strong correlation between the rosmarinic acid level and antioxidant activity potential.
In β-carotene/linoleic acid test, L. pudicus showed the highest activity potential.
DNA is considered one of the most promising targets of molecules with anticancer activity potential.
A positive correlation was observed between the antioxidant activity potential and total phenolic level of the extracts.
In contrast, N-doped C40 and C60, with the adsorption energy much close to those on Pt(111), manifest high ORR activity potentials.
This study is designed for the determination of metal concentrations, antioxidant activity potentials and total phenolics of Amanita caesarea, Clitocybe geotropa and Leucoagaricus pudicus.
Methanotrophic activity potentials increased from 1 to 5 weeks, and little difference in methane depletion was observed with the 15-week soils regardless of treatment.
Among the top-ranked proteins in SILAC results, five interesting proteins were selected (FN1, CTSD, GSN, ASS1, and MRC2) based on P values and immunological activity potentials.
Therefore, this theory can better reach the core of crime formation, that is, the convergence of routine activities, potential sites, potential criminals, and victims.
