The phrase "a information may be" is not correct in written English.
The correct article to use with "information" is "an" since "information" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "An information may be provided upon request."
Alternatives: "An insight may be" or "A piece of information may be".
For a given study, not all information may be essential, but authors can use the types of data in the appendix as a checklist.
Results provide a means of designing experiments to map the spatio-temporal distribution of CO2 leakage fluxes and quantify total leakage rate in areas where a priori information may be used to infer likely scenarios for surface flux distributions.
Not being aware of having a choice, little time, and/or an overload of information may be a barrier for patient involvement [ 11, 12].
Just as a seemingly useless object likely has a purpose somewhere, an obscure bit of information may be a clue.
However, to assess the validity of such a process, published information may be used as a proxy.
Micrometers below a painting's surface, a wealth of information may be present about the creative process followed by the artist while making the work of art.
While knowing a lot of information may be useful, I place a premium on imagination.
If someone is arrested and admits that he is not a citizen, that information may be forwarded to immigration authorities, Ms. Rossan said.
This requirement is significant in the context of hedge funds and other asset managers, where a recipient of information may be uncertain as to its source.
If the sensitive information returned "reasonably appears" to be foreign intelligence information or evidence of a crime, that information may be retained, processed, and disseminated in the same manner as all other "non-sensitive" information.
