The phrase "a heightened potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increased capacity or ability for something, often in contexts related to growth, development, or opportunity.
Example: "The new training program aims to unlock a heightened potential in our employees, enabling them to excel in their roles."
Alternatives: "an increased potential" or "an enhanced potential".
With the rapid growth of green programs like carbon offsets, "there's a heightened potential for deception," said Deborah Platt Majoras, chairwoman of the commission.
In emerging countries, Mr. Draghi said, "there are signs of overheating, with large capital inflows carrying a heightened potential for disruption.
A consequence of this is a heightened potential for misinterpretation of the written communication, which might negatively impact the group dynamic.
Non-state network members evaluate participation as leaving no visible imprint on policy, and rarely on implementation, but still giving a heightened potential for influence.
A potential disadvantage of lack of nonverbal cues is the less personal nature of the medium and a heightened potential for misinterpretation of the written communication, leading to the assumption that group dynamic is negatively impacted in an online environment.
Spy agencies have "an obligation... to warn of the heightened potential that the release could stimulate a violent response," a senior intelligence official told Reuters.
Such deployments are routinely made by the department at times of heightened potential threat.
While these findings are preliminary, they suggest that clinicians should be aware of the heightened potential for co-occurring gastrointestinal and emotional symptoms perimenstrually, and could consider providing information to their patients to help normalize the experience.
Because GGT predicts both type 2 diabetes (7) and cardiovascular mortality in adults (6), this association further emphasizes the heightened potential for premature ill health for the 14 year olds in the metabolic cluster.
In addition, we are entering an era in which genomic research is increasingly focused on the nature and extent of human genetic variation, often examined by population, which leads to heightened potential for misunderstandings or misuse of terms concerning genetic variation and race.
"People tend to be more nervous shopping online, because with dot-coms dropping like flies this year, there's a heightened awareness of potential problems," said Robert Peterson, a marketing professor at the University of Texas.
