"grow potential" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the potential a person or thing has to achieve or improve. For example, "As an entrepreneur, Tom was determined to grow his potential."
Moreover, there is a growing potential for conflict.
They're almost everywhere, and that presents a growing potential public health danger.
As the number of qubits grows, potential processing power increases exponentially.
But the excitement over Asia has obscured the growing potential of Latin America.
Finally, there is growing potential for the abuse of computers as an instrument of war.
City officials say this agreement illustrates both the effort to create housing affordable to lower-income New Yorkers and the growing potential of the Downtown Brooklyn rental market.
It is a further sign that Northwest sees growing potential to position its new WorldGate terminal against O'Hare International Airport in Chicago for international flights.
Having already worked on several smaller community garden projects, Sue immediately saw the growing potential of this unloved plot, measuring some 2600m squared.
And as the fractional market grows, potential buyers and owners are seeing more travel options, with developers now looking at urban markets.
The Department of Homeland Security reached the same conclusion: in April 2009 an internal report warned that right-wing extremism was on the rise, with a growing potential for violence.
He said: "They underestimated its impact in the 1980's; they misrepresented its role in the early 1990's; and they glossed over its growing potential for terrorism against America in the late 1990's".
