The phrase "introduces the potential" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has the ability to bring about a certain outcome or result. Here is an example sentence: "The new product introduces the potential for increased productivity in the workplace."
Industry funded research introduces the potential for a very different sort of benefit and thereby potentially alters, in a fundamental way, the moral concerns raised by clinical research.
This introduces the potential for mission creep.
This perspective introduces the potential risks of excessive blue light for human health through circadian rhythm disruption and sleep deprivation.
It introduces the potential crowding out of informal care by market care financed through insurance coverage.
"I prefer there not to be guns, because it introduces the potential for an accident," said Coulombe, who grew up in a neighbouring town.
Rather than tacking some of the conditions that are putting social workers under tremendous practice pressure, clause 34 introduces the potential for new criminal offences.
As a result, the service may provide a new lease of life to radio companies as broadcasts over mobile phones also introduces the potential for interaction.
Gmail has backup copies offline, but it normally uses two perfectly mirrored live copies — and that introduces the potential for trouble.
28 Telephone conducted questionnaires introduce the potential for inconsistent administration from the interviewer and potentially limit the number of participants from low socioeconomic groups.
However, in the medium term, once learning by doing is introduced, the potential benefit of the tariff was minimized.
In our western areas, rainfall near two inches has introduced the potential for flooding this evening, as heavy rain continues.
