The phrase "have substantial potentials" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something or someone has great possibilities or capabilities. Example: The new technology has substantial potentials to revolutionize the way we communicate.
As such, emotion processing paradigms have substantial potentials to distinguish bvFTD from MDD.
Among them, micro-electromechanical system technologies have substantial potentials for Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) or other penetration applications.
The intersection collision avoidance warning systems (ICAWSs) have substantial potentials in improving driving performance and reducing the number and severity of intersection collisions, through helping drivers timely detect hazardous conflicting vehicles in precrash scenarios.
Caregivers clearly state that existing products need improvement or have substantial potential to for improvement as potentially available functionalities are currently either not seen or of low effect.
Primary prevention of smoking and increased physical activity appear to have substantial potential to reduce health care charges".
Some would plainly have substantial potential were they subject to genetic evaluation and development through modern breeding techniques.
The findings of this study may have substantial potential impact on clinical management of patients with OC.
Additionally, owing to optically-generated electric and magnetic resonances and low cost, DCFs have substantial potential to complement or even replace pigments and PCFs [31].
K-12 teachers have substantial potential to improve student understandings of evolution, and therefore science teacher educators must think about how to prepare them accordingly.
Together, these preliminary results indicate that biosensitive chitosan in situ gelling systems have substantial potential as pulsatile delivery systems for insulin.
Small molecules mimics of these signalling molecules have substantial potential as drugs and in the development of bioreactors to generate blood products.
