The phrase "attributes that may" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics or qualities that have the potential to exist or apply in a certain context.
Example: "The study focuses on attributes that may influence consumer behavior in the market."
Alternatives: "qualities that might" or "characteristics that could".
By its nature, affirmative action takes innate attributes that may have nothing to do with ability and makes them part of an educational or professional selection process.
Unconscious bias makes us hire people who are like us and value traditional attributes that may count against women at the highest levels.
When calling, they boast of certain physical attributes that may be appealing for adult entertainment but are of little interest to artists.
Ms Kearney and Mr Levine ingeniously use data on miscarriage to more precisely isolate the economic effects specifically due to motherhood from those effects due to other demographic and socioeconomic attributes that may also affect the decision to have a child.
From these, 34 attributes that may affect project service quality in D&B projects are identified.
We start from the original set of N examples described by nominal and numerical attributes that may contain unknown values.
For each client, it stores its identification, IP address and local callback port as well as some attributes that may be sent using the register _client.
These criteria are attractive because they identify attributes that may offer a more intuitively appealing foundation for moral status than practical rationality or self-awareness, and because they reduce, to varying extents, the proportion of humans excluded from personhood.
There are, broadly, any number of cognitive faculties and attributes that may be built out of or be produced by atoms, Gassendi suggests, countering Lactantius's complaint that the 'senses, thought, memory, the mind, genius, [or] reason' cannot so be constructed.
These, as well as the total ex ante monetary costs involved in negotiating the loan and annual interest rates, represent loan attributes that may affect both access to credit from the formal lender and the quantum of loan.
