The phrase "generate potential" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where something helps to create an opportunity for success, for example, "The new marketing campaign was designed to generate potential new customers."
This is a general concern when evaluating ENM predictions; these methods generate potential distributions based only on the environmental variables provided by the user, and will not accurately predict aspects of a distribution that are influenced by biotic or abiotic factors not included in the model.
It hired an advertising agency and asked its employees to generate potential names.
Slightly less quotidian is the phrase dictionary attack, which describes an attempt to gain illicit access to a computer system by using an enormous set of words to generate potential passwords.
Chemistry.com, an offshoot of Match.com, both of which are owned by IAC/InterActiveCorp, follows eHarmony's practice of putting users through an in-depth personality test to generate potential matches.
Also a modified crossover operator and mutation operator are designed to generate potential offspring.
The task is to generate potential, create possibilities and cause events, which propel sustainable development (Koolhaas et al., [1995]:969).
Various natural and synthetic polymer/polymer blends or composites have been electrospun into nanofibers to generate potential wound dressing materials.
However, in order to generate potential benefits, relevant process data has to be identified and transferred to usable knowledge.
This paper presents a model-based simulation approach to systematically generate potential false indication and unintended consequences.
This, in turn, will aid in identifying key regulators of root architecture and will generate potential candidate genes for use in breeding programs.
The idea is to randomly sample from the input variables of the evolution model in order to generate potential future trajectories.
