The phrase "monetary potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the financial possibilities or capabilities of a person, company, or project. Example: The investors were excited about the company's monetary potential, as they saw great potential for growth and profitability in the future.
Papers may not have figured out how to maximize the monetary potential of this shift, but online advertising already earns them two billion dollars a year.
The medical and monetary potential is substantial if the drug is successful, since it could make it possible for those struggling to quit smoking to have a cigarette, cigar or pipe without reawakening their addiction.
This study aimed to evaluate small household appliances (SHA) DUM from a UK university, with the objectives to identify and quantify student households' SHA ownership, WEEE recycling, stockpiling and discarding habits amongst student households, assess and evaluate the monetary potential of SHA DUM at UK level, and propose methods to exploit DUM for universities in the UK.
The question of the hour is, therefore: How does one go about realizing the monetary potential of plastic this holiday season?
Working in a factory for seven years before turning his hand to disco polo events in 2015, Puszczałkowski follows in the footsteps of Blue Star's Skręta, who seemingly turned to releasing disco polo for its monetary potential, rather than because of his love for the sound.
As there is such a discrepancy between those in need of organs and those willing to donate, the author suggested standard monetary incentives for potential donors could potentially narrow the gap.
Clients of a German energy provider were randomly assigned to continuously receive electricity saving tips with either monetary framing (saving potential in €) or environmental framing (saving potential in CO2).
As the fame and potential monetary gains for Olympic champions grew in the latter half of the 20th century, so too did the use of performance-enhancing drugs.
In the Ng case, the government sought to be dropped as a defendant, and in the other, it tried to sharply limit potential monetary damages.
Additionally, debris contains personal effects, and sometimes bodies; it also has a potential monetary value if it is to be reused.
The utility of the outcomes under consideration in such contexts can usually be specified in terms of potential monetary profits and losses.
