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The phrase "as a future potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing possibilities or opportunities that may arise in the future.
Example: "We are considering this project as a future potential for expanding our market reach."
Alternatives: "as a possible future" or "as a prospective opportunity".
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Based on these data, BCL9 may serve as a future potential biomarker if validated in a larger dataset of DCIS patients with known outcome data.
Adipose tissue functions as an endocrine organ, and adipokines such as adiponectin, which have anti-inflammatory and anti-atherosclerotic properties, may serve as a future potential target for obesity therapy.
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"I wasn't introduced to him as, 'Hey, this is a future potential president of the United States,' " Williams recalled.
We trust that radiolabeled nanobodies will have a future potential as theranostic tools in cancer therapy, both for diagnosis as well as for TRNT.
The deployment of OW has been limited in the past years, but recently VLCs have emerged as a future high-potential indoor OW technology.
Also, the sad truth is that the Shield has a lot more future potential as a gaming platform than do either the 3DS or the Vita.
Dimitrov won the Wimbledon and US Open junior titles in 2008 and has long been seen as a future star and potential world number one.
Maya's rise to internet popularity through her epic Quincenera party has no match on her future potential as a rising star, philanthropic leader, and political correspondent.
He has been tipped as a future England captain and potential successor to Hartley but how he interacts socially will count for more than the books he reads.
But it's looking at the pipeline that gets us excited for NYC's future potential as an enterprise SaaS powerhouse.
The Tehran University sociologist interpreted this spontaneous action as a sign of the Green Movement's future potential.
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