This is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to describe an opportunity that someone or something has, such as in this example sentence: "She has the potential to move forward in her career if given the right resources and support."
"It is a shared job and this needs to be clear from the outset otherwise we limit our potential to move forward".
So I think the electronics sector still has the potential to move forward.
We have the potential to move forward on landmark agreements, like the Trans-Pacific Partnership, that for the first time would set global rules to actively encourage the free flow of data around the world.
Recommendations will be made to the Department of Health (as part of an open-access HTA report) as to whether the real-time PCR technology has sufficient clinical diagnostic accuracy potential to move forward to efficacy testing during the provision of routine clinical care.
He spoke of "the potential for all to move forward together".
Although more than 50 units at Timber Oak are in contract, Mr. Colombie said, some potential buyers appear reluctant to move forward because they have houses to sell.
Minc, who said he was approached months earlier by a potential plaintiff (who chose not to move forward) about suing over the list, isn't convinced Donegan can be held responsible.
Those discussions have focused on whether the findings are valid, the potential implications, and the best way to move forward.
The proposal generated public comment but nothing changed, and science continues to move forward with speed, potential and outdated regulation.
Any problem you're struggling with will benefit from this thinking strategy because it clears away potential for misunderstanding -- it's impossible to move forward until you understand the principles.
condemned Republicans for saying they don't even want to move forward with a potential Obama nominee. .
