The phrase "meet the potential" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to fulfill or reach the maximum capabilities or possibilities of something or someone. Example: By investing in new technology and training our employees, we can meet the potential of our company and become an industry leader.
Gradually, technological and financial shifts changed the climate and began to meet the potential that had been building all along among talented practitioners.
"My officials and I will continue to work closely with Tata Steel and seek to meet the potential buyer, Klesch, to understand more about their plans.
Rather than relying on the interview alone, it's good to use a number of methods to help you identify the best candidate, such as giving the pupil council an opportunity to meet the potential new recruits.
Buchanan said: "Our evidence shows that Britain has a window of opportunity to put in place far-reaching reforms to meet the potential security of supply challenges we may face beyond the middle of this decade.
Woolwich has earmarked £12 million to meet the potential costs associated with pensions mis-selling following the launch last month of the second phase of the investigation into the scandal.
The estimated value, which ranges from £700,000 up to £10m, is due to the "scaleability" of the contract to meet the potential requirements of the authorities, according to a spokesman for Rochdale.
In order to evaluate the ability of commercial basalt fabrics and their composites to meet the potentials of basalt fibers, the work has used raw materials from commercial catalogs with no further modification.
Guilfoyle has met the potential buyers, but has no money yet to pay wages.
This could involve writing letters, desk research to unearth links between the potential donor and the charity, organising events, meeting the potential donor several times, finding out what interests them.
On last night's premiere, the couples learned the rules and then met the potential predators who introduced themselves at the pool and then lined up like beauty contestants.
"We certainly haven't met the potential," said Kathryn Klaber, president of the Marcellus Shale Coalition, a Pittsburgh-based industry alliance pressing for development of the vast Marcellus shale "play" that stretches from West Virginia to upstate New York.
