The phrase "a method that potentially" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a method that has the possibility of achieving a certain outcome or effect, often in a speculative or uncertain context.
Example: "The researchers proposed a method that potentially improves the efficiency of solar panels."
Alternatives: "a technique that may" or "an approach that could".
In certain cases, birds had to be manually slaughtered, a method that potentially exposes workers to increased risk for infection.
This may be overcome by scaling of sorption isotherms, which is a method that potentially reduces the wide spread of the isotherms into a reference or average isotherm, respectively, but preserves the variation through calculated scale factors.
The use of microwave-assisted pyrolysis provided a fast heating rate and short process time in converting orange peel into AC, recording a heating rate of up to 112 °C/min in a process taking about 25 min, representing a method that is potentially faster and more energy efficient compared to that shown by the method commonly performed using conventional heating source (≥1 h).
Given the importance of a method that may potentially help remove confounding from nonrandomized treatment effect estimates, further investigation of this method by multiple research groups is clearly warranted.
This requires us to explore the dynamic interactions and trade-offs between purely data-driven methods that potentially require very large datasets versus theory-driven approaches that rely on prior knowledge and existing problem structure.
CREST and Pindel are more conservative methods that potentially require more evidence to recall rearrangement events (for example, CREST struggles with tandem duplication and inversion events at a size level that reduces the evidence available to the algorithms).
A recent study found that the completeness of case ascertainment in English cancer registries is high, using a method that identifies potentially missed cancer registrations from the HES dataset (Moller et al, 2011).
Tosta et al. [14], as another example proposed a WR method that works potentially in different domains.
The results of our tests indicate that this new index using Odonata group appears to be a credible method that could potentially improve the evaluation system currently used for monitoring the ecological quality of watercourses in Corsica.
However, ERCP is an invasive method that can potentially cause complications, though rarely severe.
This work demonstrates an analytical method that could potentially be implemented for monitoring of intracellular gene expression in the future.
