The phrase "a potential tool of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that may serve as a means or method for achieving a particular purpose or goal.
Example: "The new software is seen as a potential tool of enhancing productivity in the workplace."
Alternatives: "a possible means of" or "a prospective instrument for".
It became instead a potential tool of enslavement.
Analysis of proteomic composition of human follicular fluid (hFF) has been previously proposed as a potential tool of oocyte quality evaluation.
This foundational myth, a myth that attempts to position house music as a kind of eternal force for good in the world, a potential tool of salvation and redemption, might be more palatable and accurate if a) it actually meant anything and b) if Heard himself hadn't dismissed the mash-up.
In Campanella's view, although Jacobs was right to condemn the complicity of planning in postwar urban destruction, her legacy was that planning as a potential tool of progressive government was destroyed; as he puts it, "the planning baby was thrown out with the urban-renewal bathwater".
Katagiri et al. reported that knockdown of Skp2 inhibited the melanoma cell growth in vitro and suppressed tumor proliferation in vivo, suggesting that gene silencing of Skp2 can be a potential tool of cancer gene therapy in malignant melanoma [51].
In a case series by Shen and associates, [ 15], decrease in HRV is the main finding in patients with weaning failure, and the authors suggested that change of HRV components may be a potential tool of automatically gathered parameters during ventilator weaning.
The method showed itself to be a potential tool for estimation of IC50 of new drug-like candidates at early stages of drug development.
miRNAs have key roles in modulating and maintaining normal physiological conditions, with their signaling emerging as of great interest as a potential tool for diagnosis of and therapy for the progression of a number of diseases, such as OA.
More recently, genome-wide sequencing of plasma DNA has been demonstrated as a potential tool for detection of disease or analysis of tumor burden in patients with advanced cancers [ 55, 57].
However, the hitherto non-described ratio of ADM3/TFF3 and the product of ADM3/ACTB x ADM3/TFF3 represent a potential tool for discrimination of benign and malignant follicular thyroid neoplasia.
They proposed that this flattening of the velocity profile is a potential tool for improvement of convective heat transfer coefficient higher than the thermal conductivity augmentation.
