The phrase "potential for stimulating" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when you want to talk about something that has the capacity to encourage or inspire something else. For example: "The potential for stimulating new economic growth in this region is very promising."
Katz (1998) concluded that temporary, non-categorical, incremental subsidies have some potential for stimulating employment growth.
The proliferation of cells on two samples indicated that both of them had very little cytotoxicity and could have a potential for stimulating interaction between cells and the films, which could serve as an ideal platforms for cell adhesion and proliferation.
Nevertheless, evidence is needed about the approach's efficiency in delivering conservation outcomes in the long term, its additionality, impact on the knowledge and attitudes of land managers and society at large, development of ways of rewarding the achievement of actual results, as well as its potential for stimulating innovative grassroots solutions.
There are valid concerns about the safety of long-term treatment with testosterone particularly with respect to the cardiovascular system and the potential for stimulating prostate cancer development.
The high frequency of ras mutations in some cancers, such as cancer of the pancreas, which are refractory to conventional chemotherapy, together with the potential for stimulating PKC by cell-permeant pharmacological agents, makes this an attractive therapeutic approach.
Our method, which does not rely upon fluorescent dyes, holds enormous potential for stimulating a reexamination of archived preparations, whether of Golgi-stained or cobalt-silver labeled nervous systems.
Compensatory mechanisms and pro-survial pathways might play a role in maintaining cardiomyocyte function in a damaged heart, at least until the extent of damage overwhelms the potential for stimulated survival.
As a simple form of tradable permits, AIJ and other market-based schemes represent important potential mechanisms for stimulating additional resource flows for the global environmental good.
Cytokines expressed during bone formation either from fractures or from other anabolic hormones (PTH, GH) are potential therapeutic agents for stimulating bone growth and bone repair.
Chitin, corncobs, and a mixture of chitin and corncobs were tested as potential electron donor sources for stimulating the reductive dechlorination of tetrachloroethene (PCE).
Taken together, these results demonstrate the potential of dynamic compression for stimulating PG synthesis and accumulation for applications to in vitro culture of tissue engineered constructs prior to implantation.
