The phrase "create more potential" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when you want to express that something has the potential to create something else, or that something can open the door to more possibilities. For example: "Investing in this new technology will create more potential for growth."
The qualification means she could complete vocational professional diplomas in criminal justice or community development, for example, which would create more potential career paths for her.
The large, high-voltage batteries used in plug-in vehicles can be more easily damaged in a crash than traditional car batteries and create more potential to electrically shock occupants and rescuers.
A draft will only create more potential American cannon fodder and eventual war memorials to the dead, sharpen antiwar protests everywhere, awaken renewed civil strife at home and add ever more billions to our national debt, not to mention whetting the appetite of our bellicose administration and its neoconservative allies eager to promote yet another war in the volatile Middle East.
This ought to facilitate coordination and may also create more potential learning opportunities.
"They create more potential for pratfalls than for benefits," he says.
And here at home, negative attitudes and actions towards Muslims will create more potential Tsarnaevs.
The changes are part of Facebook big, ongoing initiative to improve content integrity Of course, whenever Facebook shows more information, it creates more potential vectors for misinformation.
But if Pudding Media can get past those, there are a lot of phone conversations and emerging voice apps out there creating more potential advertising inventory than any single startup can handle.
Perhaps scientists should first focus on solving a few of the worlds existing problems before creating more potential issues.
