"manipulative potential" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's power to affect the behavior of others in order to achieve their desired outcome. For example, "The politician's manipulative potential was impressive, as he was able to sway the opinions of thousands of people."
"Never believing that one's language is an X-ray of a character's soul, but rather trying to show the manipulative potential of language".
Andrew Schäfer, an official sect monitor for the Protestant church in the Rhine region, who has closely observed the activities of the community, said Jones had "enormous manipulative potential" and believed his failure in Germany had led to his increased desire to achieve notoriety in Florida.
Andrew Schäfer, an official sect monitor for the protestant church in Germany's Rhine region who has closely observed the activities of the community, said Jones had "enormous manipulative potential" and believes that his failure in Germany led to his increased desire to achieve fame and notoriety in Florida.
It is a relationship that some feel is either feudal or a manipulative game with potential for social conflict.
The integrity of foreign exchange rate benchmarks has been called into question after the City regulator launched an investigation into potential manipulative trades in the currency markets.
Because biological invasions are perturbations of natural systems they provide excellent opportunities for both natural and manipulative experimentation with potential for a range of forms of replication.
When the patient is overly dependent or 'needy', the clinician sees this as overreacting or even manipulative, and as potential risk of dependency.
Here, after reviewing the ecological importance of manipulative parasites, we consider potential causes and consequences of changes in host manipulation by parasites driven by environmental modifications.
To assess the safety and feasibility of studying osteopathic manipulative treatment and its potential effectiveness for patients with vertigo.
A prospective pilot study to evaluate the potential role of osteopathic manipulative therapy (OMT) on quality of life (QOL) of patients with Deep Infiltrating Endometriosis (DIE) and colorectal involvement.
A more immediate concern (and relevant to our well-being, not the machine's) is that sentient-seeming machines have the potential to be quite manipulative.
