The phrase "and may be explicitly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conditions or specifications that might be clearly stated or defined.
Example: "The terms of the agreement may be explicitly outlined in the contract."
Alternatives: "and can be clearly" or "and might be specifically".
That voyage and the ship in "Things Such As" both recall — and may be explicitly borrowed from — the Portuguese director Manoel de Oliveira's "Talking Picture," which meditates rather more coherently (and movingly) than "Film Socialisme" on the clashing and layering of civilizations in the Mediterranean basin.
Evolution takes place by mutations, genetic drift, and selection given by a genomic fitness function, which is specified by the distribution of selection coefficients between alleles at individual sequence sites and may be explicitly time dependent.
SBI, as a learned-centered approach, has two major characteristics: 1) learners are the center of attention and are taught how, when, and why strategies can be used, and 2) strategies may be explicitly or implicitly embedded into language tasks (Chamot & Rubin, 1994).
Moreover, singular points of the lemniscate (if any) may be explicitly identified and incorporated into the subdivision.
These policies may be geared toward economic development and public services that indirectly affect fiscal health or they may be explicitly designed to affect local finances.
One or more of these foundational biology courses (or equivalent performance on the corresponding biological sciences placement examination) may be explicitly required as prerequisites for upper-level MCDB courses.
Indeed, when the appropriate number-theoretic condition is satisfied then the isomorphism may be explicitly constructed.
Finally, priests may be explicitly forbidden by their bishops or religious superiors from speaking about their orientation publicly.
The carrier substrate may be explicitly named in the annotation (for example, 'sodium:sulfate symporter transmembrane domain protein') or it may be unspecified.
The model checker tests if the state transition graph, which may be explicitly generated or implicitly encoded in a symbolic description of the model, satisfies the property.
