The phrase 'demonstrate their potential' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone showing evidence of how good they are at something. For example, "The athletes showed their athleticism as they demonstrated their potential on the court."
But before that, students have to demonstrate their potential under pressure.
"We are expecting people to demonstrate their potential to lead in the civil service," she says.
"I dream of a country where anyone can dream of their own dreams and fully demonstrate their potential and talent.
Modelling and simulation concepts are shown to demonstrate their potential and benefit for industrial product development.
The sequences may recycle, but in doing so they demonstrate their potential eternity: the work is not the single stretch but the endless repetition.
Mr. Petrie likes to promote plants that are just entering the nursery trade, and he uses his flower-show display to demonstrate their potential.
This helps students to develop contacts, demonstrate their potential and secure jobs: 93% graduates go straight into employment or post-graduate technical training.
A source said it believed that "too often in the past, university applicants have missed out because of a lack of opportunity to demonstrate their potential".
Mr. Petrie particularly likes to promote plants that are just entering the nursery trade and uses his flower-show display to demonstrate their potential.
As 9/11 and the current creativity of the regionally focussed Taliban amply demonstrate, their potential should not be complacently underestimated.
Those who miss out have limited chances to demonstrate their potential, which is why this autumn's experiment by Team KGF has raised eyebrows.
