"visual potential" is a perfectly valid phrase in written English.
It is used to describe the potential for something to be visually appealing or striking. For example, "The film has a lot of visual potential, with stunning cinematography and production design."
Regretfully, the show does not attain its full visual potential.
He appreciates that hell has great visual potential.
Key selection criteria are the strength of the concept and the visual potential of the materials.
At the same time it mixes in references to literature, movies, performance art and painting, while playing aggressively with the complex, often abstracting visual potential of film.
Or how about mining the shapeshifting feats performed by the cast, who take on multiple roles across the six stories, for their visual potential?
Writers held sway in 2006, but painters have more obvious visual potential and the canon is being picked off with pointillist precision.
Early visual potentials (N1, 156 200 msecs) were associated with category membership.
For instance Early visual potentials (N1, 156 200 msecs) [17] for categorization and latter parietal potentials (400-msecs) for recognition [20].
In another studies, the effect of acetylcholine level was also explored on flash visual potentials (FVEP) recordings in healthy subjects [ 48, 49].
America Online has had success selling advertisements that take advantage of the elaborate audio-visual potential of high-speed connections, like a current online ad for the Mercury Monterey sedan.
Researchers, who study the EEG signals, concentrated more on pattern classification and feature extraction based on event-related potentials [ 8], visual evoked potential [ 9], and mental tasks [ 10].
