"potential competitiveness" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the ability or possibility of being competitive in a certain situation or industry. Example: "The company's potential competitiveness was evident in their innovative products and efficient business strategies."
Expanding on comments given at the world premiere on Tuesday about a potential competitiveness between women, Blunt added: "There is a tendency in women towards being a bit judgmental of each other, particularly in the domestic environment.
How is it translated into potential competitiveness?
Potential competitiveness issues, affecting a small number of very energy intensive industries, can be handled.
In diametrical opposition to standard predictions, the theory of lead markets conjectures potential competitiveness gains from environmental regulation.
Amazon is clearly emphasizing Kindle sales and its status as their premier product in response to the potential competitiveness from Apple's tablet device, the iPad.
This implies the potential competitiveness of CSC with that of biogas stoves to meet the cooking energy demand of the village at any time of the day taking into account design modifications.
The World Economic Forum ranks the US No 16 in the developed world, indicating a serious deficit in US economic potential and competitiveness.
Therefore, this study proposes the quantitative indexes for policy consistency and potential technological competitiveness.
to increase employment and income, increase smallholders potential and competitiveness, increase municipality income, strengthen institutions and law enforcements, increase local participation and conserve native habitats and connectivity.
The heat pipe PV/T hybrid system is viable and exhibits the potential and competitiveness over the other conventional BIPV/T systems.
The wind technology learning curve in Brazil and worldwide was investigated, and the results show the potential of competitiveness of wind power compared with other sources, such as nuclear power, gas and coal.
