The phrase "sustainable potential" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the possibility of something lasting over a period of time, or the capacity for something to be developed and improved. For example, "The renewable energy industry has a great deal of sustainable potential for growth".
The Economist's monthly poll of forecasters now expects growth this year and next to average 2.2%, well above most estimates of Japan's sustainable potential rate of 1-1.5 1-1.5%
But a spokesperson for Virgin Galactic wrote to say that the company is providing "frequent support to the New Mexico Spaceport Authority's efforts to attract more tenants and reach its full, sustainable potential".
Science and technology are considered in Europe (and beyond) as principal sources of nation-state and religious competitiveness and sustainable potential [56].
Thus, the overall objective of this study is making tall building architects more aware of the neglected sustainable potential ways to diminish energy consumption.
There are several articles on the taxonomy, phylogeny, biogeography, biology, and ecology of many marine organisms, and also community data available from major national programs such as the REVIZEE (Assessment of the Sustainable Potential of Living Resources of the Brazilian Exclusive Economic Zone), which encompassed the whole of the Brazilian coast.
However, there are concerns that removing residues from the field could have a negative impact on soil carbon and fertility which might reduce the sustainable potential of crop residues [ 5,57,58 ].
The sustainable potentials of nanotechnology are oriented to save of raw materials, energy and water as well as reduce greenhouse gases and hazardous wastes to improve the future.
Some references report sustainable potentials of forest biomass.
Resource potentials are usually categorised as theoretical, technical, economical or sustainable with potential sub-grouping relating to the practical implementation of a given potential within a certain time frame.
Not withstanding the current state of the market, Antonio Belloni, the group managing director of LVMH, says he is optimistic about the long term, sustainable growth potential of the super-yacht sector.
The review comes a week after a scathing Commons defence select committee report described the number of frigates as "woefully low" and expressed doubts about whether even the existing number of 13 was sustainable, given potential delays in providing replacements.
