The phrase "could thereby have" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used as part of a conditional sentence to express the possibility of achieving something by taking a certain action. Example: By investing in stocks, you could thereby have the potential to earn a higher return on your money.
Moving Miss S into the garden got her out of the way of passersby and the curious so that both of us could thereby have a quieter life and I could for much of the time forget about her – much, as AB points out, like a marriage.
Those diagnosed with GDM-WHO in the present study received more thorough diet and lifestyle advice compared to those with NGT-WHO, and two were treated with insulin, and could thereby have prevented adverse outcomes.
Our studies with mutant LPS structures provide novel evidence that these molecules could enhance osteogenesis and thereby have a potential to restore bone homeostasis during inflammatory bone diseases.
If they sign Rodriguez and thereby have a proven run producer at shortstop, the Mets could afford to start an unproven outfielder like Timo Perez or Bubba Trammell.
One way to bring this out is to notice that one could potentially accept Ascriptive without thereby having any views about whether there are ethical properties.
Another question is whether plasma P levels are affected by the acute NX and thereby could have an effect on plasma Ca2+ regulation.
Thus, our studies identify a novel tumor-suppressor mechanism by which WIF1 positively regulates miR-200c expression and activity, and thereby could have reduced cancer stemness, and, induced senescence and a more epithelial phenotype.
Therefore, we suggest that Xpc-/ mice are not per se more sensitive to mutation induction in the testis than Wt mice after B[a]P exposure, and thereby could have equal risks for heritable gene mutations.
Although we measured and controlled our analyses for many potential confounders, we cannot rule out the possibility that some unmeasured factor could be associated with both prenatal PBDE exposure and neurodevelopmental test scores and could have thereby confounded the observed associations.
On learning the details of Scott's death, Amundsen is reported as saying, "I would gladly forgo any honour or money if thereby I could have saved Scott his terrible death".
Thereby, we could have corrected the systematic measurement error with a single synthetic function, instead of two separate functions.
