'has a potential to develop' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example: "This new product has a potential to develop into a much larger market."
Nanodevices are being created that have a potential to develop cancer treatment, detection, and diagnosis.
Stands that displayed a great degree of resemblance with a classic single tree selection structure in terms of diameter distribution and homogenous spatial distribution were a priori assessed to have a potential to develop towards a sustainable selection structure.
The finding shows promising results that this approach has a potential to be developed as a practical tool.
Thus, the results suggest that coenzyme Q10 has a potential to be developed as preventive agent against microcystin-LR induced toxicity.
These results indicates that the biocompatible hydrogel reported here has a potential to be developed into useful materials for in vitro cell culture, drug delivery, and tissue engineering.
Our study suggests that ADAC has a potential to be developed as a clinical otological treatment for acute hearing loss caused by exposure to traumatic noise.
The web service developed herein has a potential to guide inhibitor selection for combination regimens against particular RT variants.
These indicates that invasive mole is a pre-malignant disease, and hydatidiform mole has a greater potential to develop into a malignancy than normal pregnancy, but the mechanism by which trophoblasts become malignant remains unclear.
Phylogenetic analyses indicate that strain CF-Marseille probably has a great potential to develop a GISA phenotype.
This type of architecture has a high potential to develop compaction disequilibrium during burial.
