The phrase "and could be instigated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential actions or events that may be initiated or provoked by someone or something.
Example: "The conflict escalated quickly, and could be instigated by external influences."
Alternatives: "and may be provoked" or "and might be initiated".
For example, a rule could be instigated so that certain fields in the CRM become mandatory at the end of the sales process, such as billing address, and that some fields can be omitted entirely in the early part of the sales process.
There are also reports of unidentified men in black who could be instigating some violence as they apparently did on April 10 when more than two dozen people died and nearly 900 were wounded during a failed attempt to remove the protesters at another site.
A median 192-Ir dose of 17 Gy, delivered in a median of four fractions, was given to point A. In 21 of the 82 patients, BT could not be instigated owing to the persistence of the tumoral mass and/or the destruction of the cervix, which rendered intracavitary treatment impossible.
Furthermore, it allows time for behavioural and treatment changes to be instigated.
Families allow themselves to be instigated.
The piece by Lucie Morris, in which a "54-year-old man who refused to be named" accused Beryl, Michael and me of patronising the audience and making them "feel stupid", could have been instigated by a vengeful Rhoda.
These patients also received less organ support and LOT was instigated earlier in their stay.
Mechanisms for demonstrating international credibility such as quality systems and audits were instigated.
Commercial construction boomed, and multibillion-dollar refurbishing programs of subsidized housing and transportation systems were instigated.
"India has an unsustainable density of NGOs and the movement is instigated by them.
