"i can perhaps" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to express uncertainty or hesitation in making a statement or suggestion. Example: "I can perhaps help you with your project, but I'm not sure if I have the necessary skills."
Every once in a while I can, perhaps.
I hate to complicate it, but I think I can perhaps simplify it.
I can't hope to convey the full effect of the embraces and avowals, but I can perhaps offer a crumb of counsel.
"I know how hard it is to start out in this sector, so I can perhaps understand why young companies would behave like this, but certainly not established brands that have plenty of cash," he said.
"I can perhaps see the thinking of Strauss/Flower here though - could they possibly be thinking of tomorrow morning and the use of Anderson (along with Cook) to see off the new ball and so not expose Pietersen?
From reading my past blogs you may have guessed that, when it comes to the 1980s, I can perhaps get a little too nostalgic about a decade of sport that was far from perfect.
Those two admissions, I suggest, can perhaps be bundled up into one story, of his self-control being hampered by a lack of ambition.
I hope Labyrinth can perhaps reflect that individual yet universal experience".
I can understand perhaps people on the ground who were under siege might have felt otherwise.
Now, I can disagree perhaps with some documents you have published or some opinions that you have expressed but I cannot disagree with your freedom to do journalism.
"OK, I can understand perhaps if you went on your own, in horrible surroundings – but the social aspect and the mutual support is so important.
