"potential concept" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to an idea or concept that has the possibility of being developed or realized. Example: The team brainstormed several potential concepts for their marketing campaign before deciding on the final one.
Rob Woodward, the chief executive of Scottish ITV licence holder STV, welcomed in principle the potential concept of a new federal structure for the BBC proposed by first minister Nicola Sturgeon.
Being a potential concept of the future, there are a number of open research questions.
The MPTA is based on the potential concept originally developed by Polanyi.
This is a potential concept providing a novel strategy for engineering core shell nanoparticles.
In 1953, Hubbert (1953) proposed the fluid potential concept in order to describe energy changes and migration rules of underground fluids.
A glamorous and potential concept was proposed [27] that an immunogenic complex conjugated with more than one hapten molecule against the same carrier protein as an immunogen.
Additionally, the DCI focuses on a subset of potential concepts and alternative conceptions related to Mendelian and population genetics, and therefore should not be used as the sole summative assessment instrument in courses.
All the networks have added potential concepts to their ever-growing lists of reality shows, and they are watching the ratings very closely this summer.
Computing software has also been developed by combining the concentration potential concepts and linear programming approach.
This paper reviews concentration potential concepts and their applications in the design of water-using networks (WUNs) with multiple contaminants.
The methods proposed based on the concentration potential concepts have the advantages of simple calculation and clear engineering meaning.
