The phrase "inhibit the potential" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone or something that is being prevented from performing to its full potential. For example, "The new regulations will inhibit the potential of small businesses."
Last night, rain affected the a number of the times recorded, and although the forecast for the race is a cloudy but humid outset, the possibility or rain again could inhibit the potential of a world record being broken tonight.
Nucleoside diphosphatase kinase A (NDPK-A) is a metastasis-suppressor protein and a biomarker that act on a wide range cancer cells to inhibit the potential metastasis.
In practice, there could be other constraints that could inhibit the potential location effects, such as the availability of skilled labour and land in a given location".
A recent report (Irie et al., 2015) showed that BLIMP1 is activated in human PGC-like (hPGCL) cells after specification by SOX17, and it is suggested that its role is to inhibit the potential for somatic differentiation.
This may inhibit the potential for roll-out of self-help treatments within the primary care setting, which is a key goal for enhancing self care and for shifting the balance of care within long term condition management [ 37].
Here, we present a study on the expression of DREAM mRNA in osteoarthritis (OA) patients and the attempt to inhibit the potential signaling of DREAM in SFLCs using siRNA.
Anti-CBD1 peptide antibodies, therefore, might be functional by inhibiting the potential interaction of gp41 with caveolin-1.
They first hypothesized a list of non-swimmers, then they analyzed the barriers inhibiting the potential demand of each segment, and finally they developed a set of new products that could overcome some of these barriers.
These ideal modifications to electrospun scaffolds may prove useful in further research regarding the acceptance of human tissue by inhibiting the potential for bacterial infection.
The balanced fertilization was more efficient at inhibiting the potential growth of weeds because of the increased growth of rice leading to competition for nutrients.
