The phrase "and does not destabilize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something maintains stability or does not cause disruption.
Example: "The new policy is effective and does not destabilize the existing framework."
Alternatives: "and maintains stability" or "and keeps things steady".
Mr. Barker said that the weapons that Russia sold to Iran did not trigger the sanctions law because they did not meet the act's definition of advanced conventional weaponry and did not destabilize the Persian Gulf region.
At the same time, a demonstration of the suitable extraction of the bulk drug substance in a manner and form that does not destabilize the active ingredient or introduce any structural bias with direct reference to the original drug product is both critical and necessary.
The genetic interactions we observed between the npp genes and mel-28 might be explained by this robustness; loss of MEL-28 does not destabilize the pore, but loss of MEL-28 along with an additional component does.
Conclusions: IDET does not destabilize the spinal motion segment in vitro.
The amended version reads that "the drawdown of troops should be done in a measured way that does not destabilize the region," hardly a radical sentiment in Washington.
The United States has so far been careful to make sure that its campaign against bin Laden does not destabilize regimes in oil-producing countries aligned with it.
The schools chancellor, Joel I. Klein, said in a statement yesterday that "this year's plan to implement the transfer provisions of No Child Left Behind will provide increased educational opportunities for students in struggling schools, while ensuring that the transfer process does not destabilize other schools within the system".
Condition 1 is of interest, because it allows one to find the minimal propagation delay that does not destabilize.
The amended version reads that "the draw-down of troops should be done in a measured way that does not destabilize the region".
In his speech at the November 10, 2014 Asia-Pacific leaders summit, President Obama stated his intention to take relations with China to a "new level" and highlighted the importance of forging a durable strategic partnership with China to ensure its rising power does not destabilize the international system.
