The phrase "have significant potential" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something or someone that has the capacity to make a difference or to be successful. For example, "This startup has significant potential for success."
PAGE A18 Murky Microsoft Solutions All the antitrust remedies offered by Microsoft have significant potential problems, experts say.
Several other proposals that Microsoft is said to have offered in the settlement talks also have significant potential problems.
"Regional cities have more attractive affordability levels and house prices have significant potential upside for growth in the near term subject to the outlook for the economy".
It argues that community-run news websites have significant potential to help fill gaps in local media left by the closure of local newspapers and they should be encouraged to flourish.
We are concerned that some companies have significant potential demands on that cash that are not fully reflected on their balance sheets; Vodafone has tax liabilities of as much as £5bn.
But HSCs have significant potential to treat a broader range of conditions because they appear to be able to form all kinds of vital cells including muscle, blood vessel and bone.
Increasing activities of Arctic industries, such as petroleum or increased shipping activities, have significant potential to place a further burden on subpopulations already weakened by the cumulative impacts of habitat destruction.
The Conservative party has 228 members, Labour has 212 and there are 178 crossbenchers, meaning the Lib Dems have significant potential to unite with others to amend government legislation.
Nanomedicines have significant potential for cancer treatment.
Antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) have significant potential as alternatives to classical antibiotics.
Overall, the data indicates that these derivatives have significant potential to be used as biolubricant basestocks.
