The phrase "allow a potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility or capability of something happening or being realized.
Example: "We need to allow a potential for growth in our business strategy to adapt to changing market conditions."
Alternatives: "permit a possibility" or "enable a potential".
Alcan offered to sell aluminum rolling mills and a casting house to allow a potential buyer to become a strong competitor.
He doesn't allow a potential buyer to inspect the painting when it is 20% or half done, he wants to show it when it is completed".
However, its chemical core does not allow a potential linkage to tumor-homing elements that could eventually enhance its potency.
Another that can be crucial is under what circumstances defects found in the house -- most buyers hire an inspector to check the property for defects -- allow a potential buyer to back out of a deal.
"This violates the most basic rule of being a secret service agent: You don't allow a potential enemy into your security zone," said King, who added that he had not seen such behaviour before from US agents.
The prosecution's warning that, if the trial was held in the open, they might drop all charges and allow a potential murderer to roam the streets was described by Robertson as "forensic blackmail".
By allowing a potential suicide bomber to split a convoy, our driver took a calculated risk.
In many states, including New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, passing such a course allows a potential cyclist to skip the road portion of the motorcycle license test given by motor vehicle departments.
And it states where and when the vehicle was registered, allowing a potential owner to see how many times its ownership has changed hands.
Embedded, aircraft boundary layer ingesting, distributed propulsion system: Ingestion of fuselage boundary layer air into the engine allows a potential reduced fuel burn.
This tool allows a potential threat caused by salinity change to be analyzed as precautionary information for water resources and river ecosystem management.
