The phrase 'potentially add' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to suggest that something could be added in the future, especially if it is something positive. For example: "This new software could potentially add a lot of value to our business."
We restricted our analysis to CO spans because potential mechanistic differences between CO and non-CO events could potentially add noise to an aggregate discovery approach.
Ms. Bensouda also informed the court that she would potentially add witnesses as the investigation continued.
Enabling people travelling around the city to pool their pennies could potentially add up to hundreds of thousands of pounds".
In addition, putting a camera in a car means that automakers could potentially add face and speaker identification software.
New Mexico State will match last season's four-win total, and potentially add another win, to continue their climb towards respectability.
"Lower interest rates could potentially add further fuel to the housing market, particularly the investor segment, which continues to remain strong based on recent data," Lawless said.
With the infusion of capital the company will hire more employees, try to strengthen its presence on mobile phones and potentially add international flavors of its Web site.
President Obama's health care overhaul could also potentially add 32 million people to the roster of the insured, increasing demand for services.
His book says, more cautiously, that "all those niches can potentially add up to a market that is as big as (if not bigger than) the hits".
Sprint could potentially add the iPhone to its own device lineup, but Mr. Hesse declined to comment on any talks with Apple.
While only 50 of 1,781 precincts in Iowa are predominantly black, strategists say, the population of African-Americans is diffuse enough to potentially add voters in precincts across the state.
