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The phrase "almost unlimited potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a very high capacity for growth, development, or success, but is not entirely without limits.
Example: "The new technology shows almost unlimited potential for transforming the industry and improving efficiency."
Alternatives: "vast potential" or "boundless potential".
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For something that has almost unlimited potential, the sandwich has become staid and unimaginative.
Phage display selection of combinatorial peptide libraries has demonstrated its almost unlimited potential in identifying binding ligands for many targets.
The industry sees the country as having almost unlimited potential over the next 5 to 10 years.
Because of his size and arm strength, Leaf is widely viewed as the player with almost unlimited potential.
More important, however, is that fiber-optic links have almost unlimited potential bandwidth, while current U.S. regulations limit 12-GHz AMLs to about 500 MHz of spectral width.
And when you then deploy every element of page design for dramatic effect – typography, white space, even the "bleed" at the margins of the page – you have almost unlimited potential.
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But back to Xenote (www.xenote.com) and its iTag, which, because it is so new and untested, has almost unlimited imaginary potential.
The potential to grow is almost unlimited".Capturing that potential is not easy.
There are almost unlimited areas of potential future application in both developing and developed countries.
The most promising enzymes and constructs are then usually stably transformed into plants, which offer an almost unlimited scale-up potential.
The PRI-lock system described is readily modifiable and expandable to include an almost unlimited range of potential targets, providing an easily accessible platform for versatile diagnostic applications.
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