The phrase "achieve a potentially" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of reaching a certain outcome or goal that is not guaranteed but has the potential to be realized.
Example: "By implementing these strategies, we hope to achieve a potentially significant increase in productivity."
Alternatives: "attain a possible" or "reach a likely".
As shown in Figure 1, therapies could be designed to target specific steps in the inflammatory process or used in combination to achieve a potentially stronger effect.
To achieve a potentially optimal effect of IVIG, we included only severely ill patients with MOF, a SIRS/sepsis diagnosis and clinical signs of CIPNM.
To achieve a potentially targeted therapy with this class of ruthenium-based drugs, the BRCA1 RING domain protein has been used for an in vitro functional assay of BRCA1-mediated E3 ubiquitin ligase activity induced by 1 and 2. The E3 ligase activity decreased as the concentration of ruthenium complexes increased.
'Ahead of us is the task of achieving a potentially historic peace' in the Middle East.
The goal of the few thus far performed thermodynamic studies, in which unfolding of polytopic TM proteins was described, was to achieve a mild, potentially reversible unfolding process, to finally derive thermodynamic parameters for the reverse folding pathway.
A third is linking a debt limit increase to the effort to achieve a different, if potentially quixotic, Republican priority: overhauling the federal tax code.
This hopefully highlights the practical, creative nature of engineering, with a clear connection to judgments and choices about solutions that achieve a balance between potentially conflicting outcomes in terms of their aesthetic, economic, environmental, technical and other criteria.
The different regimes required to achieve a cure would potentially complicate efforts to measure and compare responses following CDDP-treatment.
By limiting the attempt rate, we can potentially achieve a higher throughput than the saturated throughput, while maintaining stability.
Unlike C2EM-1, as there are more camera sensors alive, the RCSS rule can achieve a higher coverage gain, potentially reducing the probability of actuating camera sensors.
It is demonstrated that microrefrigerators based on IC-compatible low-cost SiGe thin films can potentially achieve a cooling temperature more than 20 K with a response time shorter than 40 ms near room temperature, rendering them competitive against the state-of-the-art microrefrigerators based on toxic conventional heavy metal thermoelectrics such as Bi2Te3 and Sb2Te3.
