The phrase "as potential for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility or capacity for something to occur or develop.
Example: "The new technology has potential for improving efficiency in various industries."
Alternatives: "has the capacity for" or "offers the possibility of".
Admission to the graduate program is based on an overall evaluation of applicants' scores, grades, recommendation letters, as well as potential for scholarship.
He didn't use musical quotations and didn't play anything that sounded like a lick; it was clear that he was listening to his music as sound, and as potential for beauty.
Each featured an American actress – Elisabeth Moss and Gillian Anderson – pretending to come from somewhere else, which was probably not a coincidence as potential for American sales remains an important element for British small-screen output.
The R4 integrase has immediate utility as a site-specific integration tool for genome engineering, as well as potential for further development.
The agricultural land use types consisting of maize/haricot-bean and wheat/barley were evaluated as marginally suitable, nevertheless these could be considered as potential for agri-tourism.
Counting only the more serious violations, those categorized as "potential for more than minimal harm," "immediate jeopardy" and "actual harm," The Post found the number of HCR ManorCare violations rose 29percentt in the years before the bankruptcy filing.
"There's no place with as much potential for phony numbers as derivatives," he said.
As far as the potential for disaster, Mark and Scott's parents are philosophical.
As well as the potential for less time needed to feed fuel into the boiler.
As well as the potential for delays, there is also the cost.
