The grammar of the phrase "potential to tap" is correct and it is usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has the potential for being used or tapped. For example, "This new technology has the potential to tap into previously inaccessible markets."
I believe there is still a huge potential to tap," Ozyildiz said.
Third, determine whether the strongest cores are close to their full growth potential or whether there's more potential to tap.
Longer-term investors are less critical: the site does have 463m users and the potential to tap that audience for advertising is still huge.
What I'm interested in is the potential to tap into the first group's self-professed curiosity, if not fascination, with the legal system.
Based on that analysis, "we will see which cajas, if any, really need more funding and simply don't have the potential to tap the markets," an official said Friday.
Similarly, the 'One Nation' argument has the potential to tap into the belief in northern England that Miliband most cares about all sections of society, from, as he argued on Tuesday the small business struggling against the odds to the home help struggling against the cuts.
More research investment on understanding the changes related to the main yield components underpinning yield formation should be pursued to quantify potential sources to tap into for future maize yield improvement.
He enlisted actors like Ethan Hawke to make public service announcements and online videos about the potential dangers to tap water and started up his own Web site on the issue, waterdefense.org.org
August Belmont, the system's chief financier, sensed the potential and tried to tap into it by plastering the early subway with hundreds of tin-framed advertisements for everything from rye whiskey to washing powder.
But amid such potential, foreigners seeking to tap Bolivia's lithium reserves must navigate the policies of Mr. Morales, 49, who has clashed repeatedly with American, European and even South American investors.
Male or female, the human nervous system is far from hardwired but has amazing potential to be tapped and trained to perfection, assuming the unparalleled motivation, practice and competition that our quadrennial Olympic feast cultivates.
