"destabilizing potential" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics such as economic or political events or conditions that have the potential to cause instability. For example, "The new tariff policies have the potential to cause economic destabilization."
Should the United States join in these calls for new elections, despite their destabilizing potential?
"This has a lot of destabilizing potential for both north and South Sudan".
There, the voice's fragile material form assumes its full destabilizing potential and becomes a surprising source of female power.
This week, Mr. Sadr's fighters, known as the Mahdi Army, gave a foretaste of the destabilizing potential their control of Sadr City gives.
Portelli circles the question of oral history, in gaining traction in the academy and becoming something of an interdisciplinary-discipline, losing much of its subversive and destabilizing potential?
METHODS: The proposed classification system is based on 6 anatomic grades of resection (1 through 6) corresponding to the extent of bone resection and increasing degree of destabilizing potential.
"But as details emerge on how dangerous and destabilizing this potential framework and final agreement would be by securing Iran's path to nuclear weapons capability, their arguments are increasingly seen as out of touch with reality".
For 'forbidden' triplet sequences, the A-form conformation is dramatically destabilized because potential hydrogen bonds are not made.
This hybrid formation in trans amplifies the genome-destabilizing potential of RNA and broadens the exclusive co-transcriptional models that pervade the field.
We might think: yes, the corporate marketing of radicalism, the destabilizing of potential political power with a promise of consumer power, or some such extrapolation.
