The phrase "a procedure may be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential or possibility of a procedure existing or being applicable in a certain context.
Example: "In this study, a procedure may be implemented to ensure accurate data collection."
Alternatives: "a method might be" or "a process could be".
Although such a procedure may be an improvement, Justice Barrett wrote, police procedures should be determined by lawmakers or administrators, not by the courts.
Given the ever-expanding numbers of aesthetic procedures, in a decade or so the individual who does not undergo a procedure may be the exception -- with as many men as women having "work" done.
Therefore, it was necessary to identify a theoretical framework from which we could generate a proper procedure to create artifacts for this purpose, that is, such a procedure may be implemented by means of computational algorithms and has some degree of universality.
A procedure may be simply fair without ruling out the possibility of hard feelings.
Dental sedation, or the practice of using drugs to relax or knock out a patient prior to a procedure, may be far more dangerous than people realize, accounting for at least 31 child deaths over the past 15 years, according to The Daily Mail) reports.
When the full scalp is treated, the time for such a procedure may be in excess of 6 hours.
In an actual implementation, a scaling procedure may be needed to keep the forward-backward variables within a manageable numerical interval.
The combination of total vaginal hysterectomy (TVH) with NOTES as a "rescue" procedure may be a useful tool for gynecologic surgeons for removal of the adnexae and performance of other pelvic procedures.
For example, in patients with aorta involvement, the IgG4-related aortitis can finally lead to aortic aneurysms, which is a lethal condition, and a surgical procedure may be required [ 36, 37].
A CT or MR study, obtained about 4 months after the end of such a complex procedure, may be helpful as a baseline study allowing earlier diagnosis of subsequent tumour recurrence.
For those plagued by chronic sinusitis or frequent sinus infections, a surgical procedure may be recommended to remove tissue that may be obstructing sinus drainage and to enlarge the natural opening to the sinuses.
