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'lead to instability' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something has caused a state of instability. For example: "The government's decision to freeze public spending will likely lead to instability in the economy."
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Less moved by political freedom, he worried that mass suffrage would lead to instability.
However, that might lead to instability of the estimator.
Perhaps surprisingly, the presence of gangs doesn't automatically lead to instability inside of jails.
Chinese leaders now worry that such a disparity could lead to instability and political unrest.
That in turn could lead to instability and more migrants to the United States.
The bifurcation resulted from moving force may lead to instability for the system.
In this system, the steel plate buckles under medium-strong earthquakes, which may lead to instability.
In systems with viscous damping vanishing of an eigenfrequency does not yet lead to instability.
Droughts are driving people from the countryside to cities, increasing pressures on water, which can lead to instability.
Academics have warned that inequality can lead to instability, with poorer groups pursuing their objectives outside the mainstream.
Nonetheless, his absence from the West Bank is bound to lead to instability, especially if his absence is prolonged.
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