The phrase "absorption may be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential or possibility of absorption in a scientific, educational, or analytical context.
Example: "In certain conditions, absorption may be enhanced, leading to more effective results in the experiment."
Alternatives: "absorption could be" or "absorption might be".
The equilibrium absorption may be large, but it may take a long time to reach it because the ion has difficulty entering the resin.
This extended absorption may be due to the band gap of AgBr -TiO2 nanojunction.
Alternatively, the O-H absorption may be accounted for by its hygroscopic nature.
It is shown that absorption may be increased at low frequency by using non-homogeneous patch-works.
"Some of that absorption may be temporary, and the tax increase may be passed on to consumers in the coming months.
According to the latter authors, various other processes, such as nutrient recycling, ion exchange and absorption, may be involved in changing the initial isotope ratio.
This absorption may be considered as a combination of N H deformation and C N stretching vibration (amide II band) of the urethane group [28].
Fascinatingly, the surface Plasmon resonance, the major cause for the absorption, may be affected by surface modification with covalent coupling thereby increasing their size (Sheetal et al. 2008).
However, if βR ≲ 1, where R is particle radius and β is the viscous wavenumber, the absorption may be proportional to the frequency raised to a power higher than unity.
The test results confirm that considerable mass efficiency improvements with respect to energy absorption may be obtained, even if reduced stroke lengths, caused by the presence of foam, are taken into account.
For forest domains that are smaller than about 30 × 30 m2, however, horizontal radiation transport will still affect the domain-averaged canopy absorption values and thus a spatially exhaustive sampling of the true local absorption may be more appropriate.
