The phrase "also has considerable potential" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the possibilities or capabilities of a person, project, or idea that may not be fully realized yet.
Example: "While the current project is promising, it also has considerable potential for future development and innovation."
Alternatives: "also shows significant promise" or "also possesses great potential."
Dehydrogenation of ethylbenzene to styrene and cracking of light alkanes also have considerable potential, although further kinetic studies are necessary.
Many tributaries of the Yangtze that have significant fall and volume such as the Yalong, Min, and Jialing rivers and other rivers that are tributaries of Dongting Lake and Lake Poyang also have considerable potential.
Glucose and amino acid transporters too have been investigated with a view to manipulating them to carry toxins into Trypanosoma brucei, and recent work has demonstrated that aquaglyceroporins may also have considerable potential for drug-targeting.
Some such myths also have considerable potential for identifying instances of rapid coastal changes in the past and can therefore be used to illuminate the nature and chronology of rapid coastal change in both the past and, by analogy, in the future.
Krill fisheries have a great potential to increase the world's harvest from the oceans but they also have considerable potential to cause unpredictable harm to marine ecosystems.
Health, too, has considerable potential to stack the deck against the poor.
The species Fusobacterium nucleatum has received particular attention being a key component of the human dental plaque that also has considerable pathogenic potential.
The results of the present study also suggest that the dNLR has considerable potential to be adopted universally as a stratification factor in all current cancer clinical trials.
Though this algorithm has considerable potential applications in astrophysics research, Ménard contends it will also be invaluable in most fields involving complex datasets, and even to non-scientists.
Self-help, especially if therapist-supported, has considerable potential to be as effective as individual treatment at lower cost, also for individuals with co-morbid problems.
