The phrase "given the potential of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a possibility or opportunity. For example: "Given the potential of this idea, it could revolutionize the way we do business."
"Given the potential of what he is able to do, he cannot be allowed to survive".
That would seem inevitable, given the potential of Iraqi oil fields.
Given the potential of synthetic biology, it is in our best interest to work out these details soon.
Finn's dismissal of McCullum all but stopped the chase in its tracks even given the potential of Martin Guptill's hitting prowess.
Gerald Barry's "In the Asylum" (2000), for piano trio, moves between square, mechanical rhythms and energetic counterpoint, but seemed peculiarly dry, given the potential of its title.
Given the potential of high resolution quantitative measurements of a mechanical property such as the speed of sound, Brillouin oscillations has been explored as a cell characterisation tool22.
Regardless, given the potential of various immune cells to cross the blood brain barrier, adoptive cell therapies are in development for the treatment of glioblastoma multiforme28.
This cataloging was done separately for the Taiwanese and Japanese fleet given the potential of their homeport to influence fishing locations.
But given the potential of automation to confound economists' employment projections, those gathering at Davos would be remiss to not consider a basic income as a credible policy response to contemporary anxieties about our role in the modern workplace.
We conclude that, given the potential of osteoblasts to form bone in highly strained areas, based on signals from osteocytes, osteoclast resorption can normally be compensated for.
Given the potential of a short-warning time scenario, a disruption mission considered in this paper occurs approximately one year prior to the anticipated impact date.
