The phrase "future development potential" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the possibility or likelihood of something being developed or improved in the future. Example: The location of the property has great future development potential, as it is situated near a growing commercial district and has ample space for expansion.
As a result, Japanese consumers are paying unnecessarily high prices for food and, Mr. Lewis notes, Japanese workers are "devoting their extraordinary talents to propping up an economic structure with limited future development potential".
The future development potential of Omicron is also considered.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 Future development potential of wind power in China.
This paper reviews briefly the methodology and application of the model together with its future development potential.
In conclusion, the study highlights current research efforts and future development potential of dynamic simulation in the field of thermal power generation.
First, an extensive research will be carried out on: energy demand; potential renewable energy, its current know-how and potential future development; potential avoided emissions (CO2, NOX, SO2); and the possible international support versus the in-country possibilities.
Future development and potential application of the technology are also discussed.
Progress in cultivar development, and future development of potential alternative halophytic turfgrass species will also be discussed.
Finally, the future development, market potential, and clinical implications of these promising colloidal-structured biomaterials are summarised.
Clearly, more specific ABCG2 inhibitors are needed for future development of potential chemo-sensitizers to better treat drug resistant cancers.
Altogether, our results indicate that SAG-UPS facilitates a timely and appropriate level of immune response, prompting future development of potential immunomodulators of SAG-UPS.
