The phrase "and may perhaps make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a possibility or uncertainty about an action that might occur in the future.
Example: "The new policy changes are intended to improve efficiency and may perhaps make a significant difference in our productivity."
Alternatives: "and might possibly create" or "and could potentially lead to".
We may, perhaps, make more rigorous ethical demands upon you.
short time now available may perhaps make it impossible to translate the manuscripts into all four languages.
For reasons that may perhaps make sense when it happens, the torch is being ferried around every local authority in Britain by "inspirational people".
In particular, the change amounts of these properties are illustrated to be dependent on the number of the added nitrogens, a significant finding that may perhaps make it possible to quantificationally regulate properties of organic sensitizers to match diverse requirements in the building of a high-efficiency DSC.
First coined in Florence, florins circulated widely in Europe for centuries in Britain until 1971 and may yet perhaps make a post-euro return.It is not just its timing, though, that makes this show so successful.
The willingness in the pre-budget report to raise tax to safeguard public spending may have raised Labour spirits, and will perhaps make Labour voters more likely to turn out, but it may also steel the resolve of the more numerous group who want to boot Brown out of Downing Street.
Your brief stay may convince you to stay longer next time and perhaps make a weekend of Helsinki.
They may hope to regroup out of rebel reach, import fresh mercenaries from sub-Saharan Africa and perhaps make a last stand.
For some Republicans, and the small but loud nativist posse who hectored them, it made anything resembling an amnesty unpalatable.Piecemeal legislation may follow, strengthening the border and, perhaps, making it easier for farmers to employ foreign workers.
16 They may have had a special interest in simulation and interprofessional activities, perhaps making them more motivated and less representative of all staff.
