The phrase "left potential" is correct and is used in written English.
It is used to describe something that has not been fully used or achieved. For example: "The team had great potential and talent, yet they left potential on the table."
While Greece's political party Syriza's (the Coalition of the Radical Left) potential win in the elections on January 25 increases the uncertainty for Greece, a win for Syriza could be good for EU integration policy.
I have left potential targets open.
But it has left potential investors wary.
That, of course, has left potential travelers scratching their heads and businesses bleeding money.
His admirers and his critics both said that he combined the celebrity and charisma of a polished entertainer with the power and gravitas of the presidency, a formula that left potential donors energized.
In November he and producer Michael Kustow mounted a workshop at the NT Studio with Harriet Walter, Jane Lapotaire, Michael Pennington and Greg Hicks, ending with a rough run of two of the plays that left potential sponsors ecstatic.
The variation is a function of the aluminum concentration in the left-hand potential barrier ( x Al 1 ).
The asymmetrical axial potential configuration is a function of the aluminum concentration in the left-hand potential barrier ( x Al 1 ).
Jean-Marie Le Guen, a Socialist MP and supporter of the left's potential presidential candidate Dominique Strauss-Kahn, sighed: "I do feel French republican about this.
The Mariners collected nine hits on a night when the temperature was in the 50's and a cool 14-mile per hour wind made high-hit balls to left field potential candidates for comedy highlight reels.
Because it de-emphasized the question of what government should do to help the black family, the Moynihan Report was taken by many on the left as potential fodder for racists who believed blacks were inferior and government could do nothing to help them.
