"explore their potential" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to someone's ability or capacity for growth and development. Example: "As a teacher, my goal is to help my students explore their potential and discover their unique talents and strengths."
Explore their potential for mutual success as growth businesses need people who can grow with them.
But Pause Southwark encourages them to take time out – "pause" – to rest, recover and explore their potential.
The final goal is to explore their potential as oral delivery vehicles for macromolecules.
They have also shown considerable promise for cell manipulation, although biologists have yet to fully explore their potential.
But they are eager to explore their potential and to resolve a certain tension between their artistic and scientific interests.
Ousmane is a Muslim, and Elisabeth a Christian, but the movie barely begins to explore their potential conflict.
But because of public fear and tabloid anger about illegal drugs, scientists say they find it almost impossible to explore their potential.
These results will be significant to understand and design superhydrophilic materials as well as explore their potential engineering applications.
Future investigations might increase the size of language samples or expand participant numbers to explore their potential specificity in identifying FTD.
Our work opens the route towards predicting and tailoring skyrmion systems at transition metal interfaces and to explore their potential for future spintronic applications.
This created the conditions for some fantastic collisions and fusion of cultures – the explosion of the Bristol Sound being a major example – but it has also held us back in creating open pathways for everyone to explore their potential.
