The phrase "a potential to escape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility or capability of someone or something to break free from a situation or confinement.
Example: "The researchers noted that the animal had a potential to escape from its enclosure if the gate was not secured properly."
Alternatives: "an opportunity to flee" or "a chance to break free".
Most of these newer crops are what scientists label invasive species — that is, weeds — that have an extraordinarily high potential to escape biofuel plantations, overrun adjacent farms and natural land, and create economic and ecological havoc in the process, they now say.
A group like Adamasiko United Farmers Group has granaries, showing that Katine has enough potential to escape from transient food insecurity.
The concerning on the application of stealth liposomes has been on their potential to escape from the blood circulation.
Leukemic cells containing TSGs silenced by more than one epigenetic mechanism may have the potential to escape 5-AZA-CdR therapy.
In rare cases of breast cancer, CTCs can release HER2 as a potential mechanism to escape HER2-directed therapy [ 22], while in prostate cancer, a significant fraction of CTCs secreted fibroblast growth factor-2, a known stem cell growth factor.
I believe Jay-Z chose to use this particular sample in order to offer financial freedom as a potential pathway to escape the injustices that many poor people and people of color experience in the United States.
CTCs from ROS1-rearranged patients show considerable heterogeneity of ROS1-gene abnormalities and elevated numerical CIN, a potential mechanism to escape ROS1-inhibitor therapy in ROS1-rearranged NSCLC tumors.
The justices carefully and purposely assembled the ingredients letting them stew and simmer allowing a waft of potential hope to escape.
He talked to the BBC Azeri about using Facebook as a way to escape any potential bureaucratic and ideological battles with authorities over what he can and cannot display.
Thus, we have shown that both slip-out sequence and slip-out junction conformation can alter repair outcome and, consequently, determine the potential for a slip-out to escape repair and be mutagenic.
