The phrase "attributes that may be" 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 be relevant to understanding consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "characteristics that could be" or "qualities that might be".
When calling, they boast of certain physical attributes that may be appealing for adult entertainment but are of little interest to artists.
BACKGROUND: Physicians treating patients with migraine can now choose from among 7 triptans, which differ on a range of attributes that may be important for treatment selection.
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.
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.
The results were overall variable but when broken down regionally, we were able to identify specific attributes that may be responsible for these differences, e.g. location (i.e., country, region and/or state level), military service type, and percent of military per location.
This does not mean that there are not certain characteristics or attributes that may be associated with innovation and creativity.
African horse sickness virus (AHSV) VP7 self-assembles into highly insoluble crystalline particles – an attribute that may be related to the role of AHSV VP7 in virus assembly but also prevents crystallization.
There is one core human attribute that may be able to help us.
Aurelia spp. medusae form particularly dense aggregations in many regions worldwide [16], [17], an attribute that may be enhanced by their swimming behaviour in response to certain hydrodynamic conditions [18].
While employing highly simplifying assumptions, the incorporation of the Nash equilibrium concept provides useful insights, such as the attribute levels that may be resistant to competitive reactions and the incumbent firms that will benefit most in the long term.
Extended profile data: OSNs offer a variety of predefined attribute types that may be used to further describe particular aspects of one's personality.
