"tends to stabilize" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about how something might work to ensure stability or keep something in a stable state. For example, "The government's policy of taxation tends to stabilize the economy."
After 50 cycles, the diameter of the semicircle tends to stabilize, i.e., there is no remarkable impedance change, which evidences the stability of the ternary electrode upon cycling and its ability to be well adapted to the volume changes.
Increasing the system pressure also tends to stabilize the reactor.
Using a vertical cell instead of a horizontal one tends to stabilize the electrochemical system.
Numerical results show that the constrained viscoelastic core layer tends to stabilize the sandwich annular plate system.
In general, our analysis suggests that high food quality tends to stabilize the planktonic systems, whereas unforced oscillations (limit cycles) emerge with lower seston food quality.
In particular, the Q343R variant tends to stabilize disordered conformers, N345K permits the formation of longer, more stable β-strands, and G348V tends to shorten and destabilize them.
In the proximity of the parametric resonance frequency, an increase in the bandwidth of the excitation process tends to stabilize the bridge motion.
The fact was interpreted as being caused by the grain size effect, and it was further proved that the small grain size tends to stabilize the f.c.c.
If the two modes involved in the coalescence are equally damped, a "lowering effect" that tends to stabilize the system is observed.
The results indicate that the excess lithium in the cathode materials system tends to stabilize the high-Mn layered structure and improve electrochemical performance.
After some days, the calcite from the limestone filler leads to the formation of hemicarbonate, which tends to stabilize ettringite and to minimize the formation of monosulphoaluminate.
