The phrase "research potentialities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the potential for further research in a particular subject. For example, "This study has identified several key research potentialities which could be explored in more detail in future work."
However, only recently broad biotechnological applications have fostered a novel wave of research on their potentialities as sustainable resources of renewable energy as well as valuable industrial and agro-food products.
Given the present scenario of the scientific publishing market and the specificity of the publication, the journal of CTM should also be seen as hub or platform for training programs in translational research, considering also the potentiality and opportunity of the on-line systems and technology.
Recently there has been quite a number of independent research activities that investigated the potentialities of integrating social networking concepts into Internet of Things (IoT) solutions.
In spite their enormous potentialities, the current research on Si/Ge NWs is still in a quite preliminary stage, mainly as far as their light emission properties are concerned [6], due to the difficulties involved with their synthesis.
Importantly, the electrochemical characteristics of the original samples proved the potentiality for further research.
Finally, a concluding paragraph offers a summary of the research and some reflections on its potentialities and limitations.
The key impact of this research is the demonstration of the potentialities of using VR techniques in industry and its multiple applications despite the subjective character within the simulation.
The obvious practical potentialities make this recent statistical research topic a major one.
So, we have chosen a pluridiciplinary approach, combining the exploration of computer potentialities with the integration of research studies about the learning application.
The concept of naturoid should be useful for methodological research aimed at finding possible common rules, potentialities and constraints characterizing the human effort to reproduce natural objects.
