The phrase "added potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the additional capabilities or possibilities that something may have.
Example: "The new software update brings added potential for improved performance and user experience."
Alternatives: "increased potential" or "enhanced potential".
"We've added potential in the mountains.
There's added potential for sparks when the fiction collides with historical events.
All the networks have added potential concepts to their ever-growing lists of reality shows, and they are watching the ratings very closely this summer.
Not to mention added potential volatility from things like North Korea and Trump's twitter feed.
Ilizarov techniques have added potential complications such as pin tract infections and neurologic palsies from traction which could necessitate additional medical therapy and even surgical revision of the distraction frame or frame program [6, 21].
An added potential difficulty for Mr Hoeness, our correspondent reports, is that the judge in the case, Rupert Heindl, has been dubbed "judge merciless" in the German press, after jailing a pensioner in his 70s.
So it charges a straightforward subscription fee (rather than taking a transaction fee that eats into a restaurant's already thin margins), and it's added potential moneymakers to the website platform, like selling gift cards, booking private events and taking orders for catering.
Performing this study with students gives the data added potential because it can impact the education reform debate.
As the economy continues to grow and more jobs are added, potential homebuyers with strong credit will be more willing to jump into the market too, Salomone says.
The 49ers have held on to as many of their core players as possible — players who in the last three years of the Harbaugh era have gotten them to three NFC title games and one Super Bowl — and have added potential playmakers such as receivers Stevie Johnson and Brandon Lloyd.
