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The phrase "it might be thought" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate a belief that someone might be inclined to hold. For example: "It might be thought that too much screen time can be bad for children, but recent research suggests otherwise."
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It might be thought that its neuroprotective effect could be related to its general effect on ageing.
A harmless eccentricity, it might be thought.
It might be thought there was little left to say.
It might be thought that they represent Banks's own values.
In that sense, it might be thought that we often break down.
It might be thought that a one-point gain is better than nothing.
"This is, it might be thought, both unprincipled and unconscionable," he concluded.
Just the sort of application, it might be thought, that should be encouraged.
It might be thought that the country was already on the edge of the abyss.
It might be thought that this argument has already conceded the possibility of entropy decreasing.
Hyperscore and programs similar to it might be thought of as graphical music-makers.
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