The phrase "as a potentially active" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe something that has the possibility of being active or engaged in a certain role or function.
Example: "The compound was identified as a potentially active ingredient in the formulation, which could enhance its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "as a possibly active" or "as a likely active".
The steroidal-based entity STX243 has been developed as a potentially active antiangiogenic and antitumour drug.
Thus, stromelysin-3 can be secreted as a potentially active protease.
Since the inception of our trial, bevacizumab has been identified as a potentially active agent for recurrent glioma.
There is strong rationale to combine an m-TOR inhibitor (temsirolimus) with a VEGF inhibitor (bevacizumab) as a potentially active and well-tolerated treatment for HCC.
None of the respondents mentioned anti-viral drugs such as being a potentially active etiological treatment, although these drugs (and in particular oseltamivir) received a lot of attention in the scientific literature and media at the time of the H1N1 pandemic.
However, the distinction between pseudogenes and potentially active genes is not strictly defined: for example, a particular gene may exist as either a pseudogene or a potentially active gene, depending upon the population or the individual, as shown for dogs [ 7] and for humans [ 8].
The H3L copies in P. graminis are not as similar as those in Ptr, nor are they linked to a potentially active transposon.
However, since binding to CALM and participation in SNARE complexes are mutually exclusive processes, as both binding events utilize the same face of the VAMP, it would be more correct to state that VAMPs 8, 3, and 2 are endocytosed in only a potentially active form, as their conserved SNARE motifs are shielded by being bound to CALMANTH.
Although some HH sequences probably have lost the ability to form an active structure, the majority of our single-HH sequences could fold into a potentially active HH structure as previously described [ 15].
It suggests that such subtle eruptive style variations through a scoria cone evolution need to be integrated into the hazard assessment of a potentially active volcanic field such as that in Auckland.
Mount Adams is a potentially active stratovolcano in the Cascade Range.
