The phrase "a matter which may" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or issue that has the potential to occur or be relevant in a certain context.
Example: "This is a matter which may require further investigation to fully understand its implications."
Alternatives: "an issue that might" or "a topic that could".
"This is a matter which may need to be considered by us". Many of the 65 witnesses heard by the panel fled North Korea via China, with a number saying they faced incarceration in prison camps and abuse when they returned.
In Russia, Romanian captives were complained about being worse off than prisoners from other Austro-Hungarian backgrounds, a matter which may have contributed to their decision of volunteering into Romanian service.
What Clive Soley has done is a piece of parliamentary procedure known as a "point of order" - essentially getting the Speaker of the House to rule on any matter which may be seen as a breach of parliamentary or debating rules.
Both sides claim that Allah is greater than any being, and greater than any matter which may come before us, and yet, they continue to insist on making sectarian distinctions a matter of supreme importance, forgetting the love of God and God's children in the process.
Vega is interesting because it is surrounded by a disc of matter, which may indicate the formation of a planetary system.
In addition, compounded bevacizumab samples have also been shown to have an increase in particulate matter, which may lead to elevated intraocular pressure and inflammation [ 67].
We hypothesize that overexpression of Plp1 in oligodendrocytes may cause an oxidative misbalance in the white matter which may be counteracted by curcumin – a known antioxidant substance.
The remaining OC-free mineral surface area, once eroded, may thus have a significant, and to date unquantified, capacity to adsorb additional organic matter, which may act as a long-term atmospheric carbon sink.
Benthic primary production in these sediments is significant and comparable to water column primary production,[29] thus providing a source of fresh, bioavailable organic matter, which may be easily oxidized during heterotrophic denitrification.
In addition, foraging by these migratory starfish creates diverse patches of organic matter, which may play a role in the distribution and abundance of organisms such as fish, crabs and sea urchins that feed on the sediment.
At times, that price includes a deformed body cavity bulging with brain matter, which may in turn compromise the size of the digestive system, Dr. Eberhard said.
