The phrase "increases the potential that" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something has the potential to happen as a result of a certain action or circumstance. Example: The new company policy increases the potential that employees will receive better benefits and work-life balance.
"When C.B.P. does not apprehend a potentially dangerous person, this increases the potential that national security may be compromised," said the office, an investigative arm of Congress.
But downloading also increases the potential that the file will be copied -- a frightening prospect for movie studios.
This predisposition increases the potential that they can use reasoning to identity optimal solutions once they have accumulated more specific knowledge.
"It increases the potential that bats and people might interact," said Kevin Castle, the National Park Service's white nose syndrome coordinator.
Mr Bush, for example, on April 9th said that "every day that goes by increases the potential that our relations with China could be damaged".For its part, the Chinese government has not actively inflamed anti-American sentiment at home.
Mr Bush, for example, on April 9th said that "every day that goes by increases the potential that our relations with China could be damaged".For its part, the Chinese government is not actively inflaming anti-American sentiment at home.
Today, Mr. Bush issued only the briefest of comments, saying each day the crew is held would "increase the potential that our relations with China could be damaged".
But they increase the potential that he would be the first secretary of state in almost a century to fail to gain a favorable committee recommendation before advancing to the floor.
Not only is there no guarantee that voters will "fall in line," but they may actively rebel against presumptions that they will do so, leading to rapid changes in momentum, and increasing the potential that a party will nominate an "unelectable" or nontraditional candidate.
Future developments in image acquisition and analysis are evolving rapidly and may further increase the potential that DCE-MRI has to play in future assessment, diagnosis and follow-up of cancer.
The introduction of continuous speech systems - which allow the user to speak in his/her normal vernacular and rate of speech - has increased the potential that this technology can enhance the efficiency and quality of creating documentation without negatively impacting the user's time.
