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Discover LudwigThe phrase "also has huge potential" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the possibilities or opportunities for growth or success in a particular context, such as a project, idea, or individual.
Example: "While the current strategy is effective, the new approach also has huge potential for increasing our market share."
Alternatives: "also shows great promise" or "also offers significant opportunities."
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This also has huge potential.
People-centered design also has huge potential to change behaviour.
But the idea of harnessing markets to control banks also has huge potential advantages for the regulators even if it does not stop all those ingenious bank losses.
As well as appealing to makers of fast-changing fashion goods, such as mobile phones and clothes, it also has huge potential for promoting films.
Furthermore, it may well be hard for investors to spot the difference between a fund manager who is able to produce a high, but volatile, long-term return and one who is simply erratic and incompetent.But opting for a low-volatility manager also has huge potential drawbacks.
"The automotive sector also has huge potential.
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Offshore wind farms, which also have huge potential, do not attract such campaigners, and so Britain has become a world leader in the deployment of this technology, despite the fact that it is far more expensive.
However, these techniques also have huge potential in the field of volcanic feature and deposit mapping, which is largely undeveloped (e.g., Csatho et al. 2008; Saepuloh and Koike 2010), and in detecting deformation associated with post-depositional processes (e.g., Wadge et al. 2006; Lee et al. 2008; Poland 2010).
He also stated "because of the talents involved, the wide-open concept, and the way it's created, Sanctuary has huge potential.
"Mothercare … has huge potential".
Clean energy clearly has huge potential.
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