The phrase "an outstanding potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's abilities or qualities that suggest they could achieve great success in the future.
Example: "The candidate demonstrated an outstanding potential for leadership during the interview."
Alternatives: "exceptional promise" or "remarkable capability".
Truss-based lattice materials are cellular materials with an outstanding potential for multi-functional use.
Besides, the fish-scale structured g-C3N4 also owns a superior durability and stability, indicating an outstanding potential application in solar fuel production.
Those results demonstrate an outstanding potential for the use of CRGO/water nanofluids as suitable replacements for the conventional fluids in heat exchanger applications.
The deployment of CO2 capture and storage technologies in oil sands operations exhibits an outstanding potential to reduce CO2 emissions, out of the ones produced by power generation sector.
Based on the analyzed solar irradiation data, it was found that Jordan has an outstanding potential for CSPP, especially in the southern locations of the country such as Quweira.
THz radiation's applications are expanding so quickly that they have an outstanding potential and social impact.
The Group is also expected to come under pressure to block any outstanding potential payments to Peter Marks, the chief executive who left in May after 45 years.
The JMK trust presents an annual prize to a young person of outstanding potential, enabling them to mount a full-scale professional production that they direct.
Pulis believes he has signed a striker of "outstanding potential" in Jerome.
Pulis said: "Cameron is a player of outstanding potential and I am sure his explosive pace will make him a big favourite with our supporters.
Consolidated bioprocessing (CBP) featuring enzyme production, substrate hydrolysis and fermentation in a single step is a biologically mediated conversion approach with outstanding potential if a fit-for-purpose microorganism(s) can be developed.
