"liberating potential" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the capacity of a situation or event to empower and free people. For example, "The protest movement held enormous liberating potential for the government's oppressed citizens."
Others, though, are not so sure about placing too much value on technology's liberating potential.
"What if the liberating potential of the Internet also contains the seeds of depoliticization and thus dedemocratization?" he asks.
Equally frustrated by the representative nature of photography, Langdon Coburn immediately sensed the liberating potential of the vorticist dynamic of geometric shapes and cubist fragmentation.
"What if the liberating potential of the Internet also contains the seeds of depoliticization and thus dedemocratization?" Morozov asks in this challenging, contrarian book.
It was an impassioned attempt to assert the liberating potential of higher education for millions of working-class and lower middle-class children, for whom a university education and cultural confidence were then a distant dream.
Her edition of the biennial, which mixes historical figures such as John Cage and Alberto Giacometti with younger artists like Laura Lima and Laurent Montaron, is, she wrote in her presentation, anchored in the imagination's liberating potential.
The authors have created a meta-language whereby the constricting and liberating potentials of language are played out on top of a rollicking, plot driven story.The novel, which can now be read in its entirety, was initially serialized.
Nothing is more important for young people than enhancing their life chances, liberating their potential and encouraging their contribution to a globally competitive and modern economy.
Ironically, the one sure path to stability for China, as for any nation in this global age, lies in change: in liberating the potential of its people economically and politically, and reducing barriers to international cooperation.
To write it down in a vast Encyclopedia that will be a sort of machine, not only for finding old knowledge but for making new, by carrying out certain logical operations on those numbers -- and to employ all of this in a great project of bringing religious conflict to an end, and raising Vagabonds up out of squalor and liberating their potential energy -- whatever that means".
Secondly, a universal basic income would not only redistribute wealth but help in liberating human potential for projects deemed important.
