"potential in making" is a correct phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the possible future success or potential of someone or something. Here is an example: "The young athlete had the potential in making it to the Olympics with her exceptional skills and determination."
Smart meters haven't lived up to their potential in making the grid more efficient.
It won't be easy to do, and there's a lot of potential in making improvements at the point of use.
The use of methanol as solvent at the optimal conditions proved to be potential in making the system more economical.
They then saw potential in making any drinking occasion charitable.
The smart grid technology is only in its infancy but is expected to have huge potential in making electricity and gas supply much more efficient[73].
Thus, we need more sophisticated multiple-point observation in the cusp region and the MSEE system has the potential in making a breakthrough in the study of the transverse ion acceleration.
As reviewed above, many groups have investigated different potential biomarkers in upper GI cancers for potential use in making an early diagnosis as well as in providing information about prognosis of these cancers.
Of course, there are potential pitfalls in making the arts more central to the political script.
Below, I briefly describe some of the strategies we are exploring as potential steps in making legacy software curation-ready.
As an important decentralized power technology, biomass gasification and power generation (BGPG) has a potential market in making use of biomass wastes.
"There have been a number of approaches by parties with a potential interest in making strategic investments and reflecting the stated value of the company at present," said a spokesman for INM.
