"had a good potential" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means that something or someone had the capability or possibility to become successful. Example: "At first, the company had a good potential for growth, but due to mismanagement, it failed to live up to its expectations."
The results of antioxidant activity exhibited PJP had a good potential for antioxidant.
Scavenging activity of hydrogen peroxide, DPPH and superoxide anion in vitro results showed that polysaccharides had a good potential as an antioxidant.
The antioxidant activities of RPMP were investigated including scavenging activity of hydrogen radicals, ABTS radicals, and free radicals of superoxide anion in vitro, and the results exhibited that RPMP had a good potential for antioxidant.
It was also found that F-test was an effective ways to assess test results and the two proposed models had a good potential to predict tensile bonding strength.
Its characteristics indicated that the pectinase of the crude enzyme from Bacillus sp. Y1 had a good potential in ramie fiber degumming.
I think she has a good potential".
Bahodir Umarov, a spokesman for Uzbekistan's Foreign Ministry, said the interchange "is proving a fruitful relationship," adding, "The future is promising because we have a good potential for cooperating in this field".
Mr. Harteveldt predicted that the new Madison Avenue storefront "has a good potential for success," in part because of its location, but warned there is "more than a little bravado" in FC USA's additional expansion plans.
However, camels have a good potential for meat export to the rich Gulf countries.
These wires have a good potential in civil engineering applications for their damping capacity.
Study suggests that inorganic PCMs have a good potential for PV cooling.
