"potentially join" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the possibility or potential for someone or something to join a particular group or activity. For example: "This new job opportunity could potentially join our team with fresh ideas and new perspectives."
The Mail, Telegraph and Rupert Murdoch's Sun, Britain's most popular paper, could potentially join them.
"You don't want to be overly committed to the intrinsic DNA of the schools remaining and those who would potentially join because they change.
And 2015, with nearly six million acres burned already — well above the ten year average for this time of the year — could potentially join this list.
More than 100 MPs have signed the EDM, of whom 50 are Labour parliamentarians, suggesting dozens of Labour rebels would potentially join the Tories and Liberal Democrats to oppose the plan.
Before all eyes turn to Lyon-Marseille next weekend, attention will switch to Europe, where Marseille and Bordeaux could slip into the Uefa Cup and potentially join Saint-Etienne, Nancy and PSG in the round of 32.
As a result, thousands of the nation's citizen soldiers could potentially join the scrupulously screened forces that control nuclear weapons -- whether in missile silos, command bunkers and depots, or aboard strategic bombers, transport planes and even submarines.
The assignment advanced him toward potentially joining the national staff.
In signing him, they rescued Sheffield from potentially joining unwanted company.
Bain Capital had also held talks about potentially joining the buyout consortium.
A free-agent bonanza looms next year, with LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Dwyane Wade, Zach Randolph, Rudy Gay, Chris Bosh, Dirk Nowitzki and Luol Deng potentially joining the market.
Finally, several data innovation options, both at the level of the life domains investigated and of new countries potentially joining the HRS network, are also discussed.
