"it can well be" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is often used to express the possibility or likelihood of something happening. Example: "It can well be argued that the new policy will greatly benefit the company's bottom line."
And perhaps that is something we need to admit about failure: It can well be more sumptuous than success.... Somewhere in our collective unconscious we know — even now — that to have failed is to have lived".
Comparing the results obtained with conventional values, it can well be said that this system would definitely provide a much needed efficient alternative to the current method of water purification making it more sustainable and economically feasible at the same time.
And it can well be that it is avoidance of dogs that keeps a rabbit alive, but one still needs some principled basis for saying that the rabbits avoid dogs by being sensitive to dogs, rather than by being sensitive to dog-look-alikes.
However, considering the fact that the cognitive network has three stages in its process sensing the environment, deciding the optimum action, provided that a device with cognitive function can accurately sense and conserve the available frequencies and energy consumptions of different operations, it can well be applied to green, low-carbon communication protocols.
It can well be that the observed effect were more due to increased supply of glutamine and other antioxidants such as various B vitamins than to the fibre per se as these compounds are known to be rich in by-products from breweries.
In 1958, King would ask Graham not to appear with the then-governor of Texas, Price Daniels, because in King's words, "It can well be interpreted as your endorsement of racial segregation and discrimination".
Its intentions and its realizations are so closely matched that it can as well be viewed in capsule form.
It can perfectly well be shared out differently.
Even the composition of the music, which is needed before it can be played, is not well understood.
"It's hard to argue it's bad for the city - more people will visit, and providing it can be well-managed there aren't many downsides.
Although they need to be purchased, it can be well worth the relatively small investment.
