The phrase "amplifies the possibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something increases or enhances the likelihood of an event or outcome occurring.
Example: "The new marketing strategy amplifies the possibility of reaching a wider audience and increasing sales."
Alternatives: "enhances the likelihood" or "increases the chance".
I think that once you start having big ideas about how much money you're going to make from your podcast, or how you're going to get this or that out there or what needs to happen and a lot of energy goes into that, it sort of amplifies the possibilities for disappointment.
The convergence of animals around available watering sources and the few grazing fields becomes high in times of droughts not only increasing the risk of a possible PPR outbreak, but also amplifying the possibility of conflicts between communities.
The oil is under tremendous pressure as it comes out of the ground, amplifying the possibility of a significant spill.
Nonetheless, the frequency of such face-offs and the increasing military capabilities in the backdrop of rising nationalism on both sides amplify the possibility of such incidents spiraling out of control.
"Social media may amplify the possibility of acute stress disorder that will lead to re-occurring flashbacks, nightmares and lack of concentration.
Moruzzi uses Julia Kristeva's writings on abjection to clarify the textual dynamic in Arendt's work that constructs the social as a natural threat; Joan Riviere's and Mary Ann Doane's work on feminine masquerade amplify the theoretical possibilities implicit in Arendt's own discussion of the public, political mask.
This concern is amplified by the possibility that the same antiretroviral drugs will be used for both treatment and PrEP.
At this transition, shame and honour could have been at a premium when the chance of witnessing behaviour firsthand was then amplified by the possibility that it could be verbally expressed to the community.
But I think there's also a danger in adopting a completely bleak view of the possibility of reform, because it amplifies the danger that we'll adopt an attitude of learned helplessness toward Wall Street.
The possibility of broader uses for lithium only amplifies the already strong demand for this particular commodity.
