"fair potential" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about a potential or possibility that is deemed to be fair and just. For example: "We believe that everyone should have the same fair potential to succeed."
This study suggests that the above rocks can be designated as source rocks that have some moderate to fair potential for gaseous hydrocarbons.
That day, the JTWC briefly assessed a fair potential for development.
With favorable conditions, the agency assessed a fair potential for development.
The software identifies interacting drugs, mechanisms, severity, reliability (documentation) rating (E = excellent, G = good, F = fair), potential outcomes, and clinical management.
As a result, fair squeezing potential was found in crushed zones along the tunnel route.
ITunes classifies this album as "unclassifiable", but that's not fair to potential listeners, or to Hukkelberg.
We are lucky in Tompkins County to have a CSA fair where potential members can meet growers and gather information before deciding which CSA is the best match.
S1 is very low for the coals (between 0.26 % and 1.46 %) suggesting that they have fair generating potential (Table 5).
In source rocks with fair generation potential, the necessary TR required to reach the onset of expulsion was estimated to be in the range of 45% 55% % (Bordenave and Hegre 2010).
I'm sure it's lost me a fair few potential subscribers, as I often receive emails saying, "Hey Doug, can you link me to Dan's channel?" It's mind-boggling why YouTube haven't enabled this simple feature.
I mean, after all, is it really fair for potential investors to be expected to click five times on a website in order to undertake the most rudimentary due diligence?
