"suggested potential for" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example: "The new technology offers suggested potential for increased efficiency in the workplace."
Although this has suggested potential for application to human disease, systemic LXR activation is complicated by hepatic steatosis and hypertriglyceridemia, consequences of lipogenic gene induction in the liver by LXRα.
Two previous studies [15], [36] initiated a DNA barcode library for Lymantria (and other tussock moth genera) and results suggested potential for biosurveillance and species identification.
In conclusion, PfCS102 peptide was highly immunogenic and the large array of induced immune effectors (B cells, Th1 CD4+ and CD8+ T cells, and furthermore NK cells) suggested potential for efficacy and long-term persistence of disease control.
More recently, initial clinical studies have suggested potential for multiparametric imaging with FDG-PET, perfusion CT and CT texture analysis (CTTA) to identify KRAS mutations in human colorectal cancer.
An immunotherapeutic approach using the manipulation of GCLRs, as performed in this study, against an experimental immune-competent malignant glioma was not successful, even though in vitro study and evidence from the treatment of other cancers or immune-related diseases suggested potential for this technique.
Public dissatisfaction with the status quo suggests potential for a significant change on the horizon.
Emerging research suggests potential for microRNAs as novel diagnostic biomarkers of AKI.
The identification of these potential IAV entry facilitators suggests potential for new lines of influenza research and therapy.
Previous research suggests potential for DHEA replacement in old age to enhance cognition and well-being.
The results suggest potential for use of ultramicrofibre in healthcare environments.
Reports of NoV intergenogroup recombinants suggest potential for human animal recombination.
