'change potential' is an acceptable and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is usually used to describe the potential for improvement or a transformation. For example: The organization has yet to realize its full change potential.
Over a 20-year period, methane has 86 times more climate change potential than carbon dioxide, and nitrous oxide has 268 times more climate change potential, according to the 2006 UN report.
"Global issues, such as climate change, potential pandemics, bio-diversity, and food, water and energy security, need global approaches.
But phenomenally successful as the ice bucket challenge may appear, what kind of long-term behaviour change potential does it really have?
Almost all members felt that the greatest threats to food security in the future come, first, from climate change (potential adverse changes in temperature, rainfall and sea level) and, second, from biodiversity loss.
Executives at Equity LifeStyle Properties, a Chicago firm that sells properties in resort communities, said this week they were seeing "a psychological change": potential customers wanted to preserve their capital rather than risk it in real estate.
Commanders say those concerns mean there is little appetite among American contractors to push for change: Potential bidders do not want to be lumped in with Halliburton, which holds a multibillion-dollar, no-bid contract for services in Iraq and is under investigation on suspicion of overcharges.
This means that they explicitly identify meanings with context change potentials, i.e., functions over discourse contexts.
Classifying product type helps identify the primary goal of the innovation and what major changes potential adopters must make to adopt the innovation.
Immunolabelling for globulins and ubiquitin was used to assess the relationship between morphological changes and potential changes to FDC function.
Reflectivity was noted to decrease at potentials more positive than −0.8 V on the reflectivity change-potential curve of gold due to the presence of NaI in 0.1 M NaClO4.
Management change and potential strategic change suggest limited upside potential in the near term.
