The phrase "may be deleted" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used when discussing options or possibilities in a sentence, indicating that something has the potential to be removed or omitted. Example: "Please review your essay before submitting it, as any irrelevant information may be deleted."
Files that are purely personal or political may be deleted.
The limitations mean that, in some cases, surveillance recordings may be deleted before they can be reviewed, the report said.
Also, if the funding agreement is a grant or cooperative agreement, paragraph (g)(3) of the clause may be deleted.
Notes posted to the alumni.harvard.edu message boards will remain for 30 days, after which they may be deleted.
Keep in mind that some hints may read like "inside jokes" and thus, may discourage others from participating. 4. Comments that spoil others' enjoyment may be deleted.
An inopportune post to a computer chat forum may produce a rejection message chiding the author for "inappropriate content," and the link to the post may be deleted.
On ESPN, other cable outlets and local news programs, columnists depart temporarily from print journalism, with its backstopping of editors, to offer viewpoints that, if inappropriate, may be deleted only if the program is taped.
(Some may be deleted from the American version.) Mary's sons mention watching "That Was the Week That Was," the satirical sketch series, but none of its acclaimed political comedy is seen.
While all sources have undergone standard quality assurance evaluations, some may be deleted or have their properties revised as a result of further quality-assurance analyses step prior to the official CSC 2.0 release.
pAs pointed out by John Wakefield (personal communication), the fronted auxiliary in 70 may be deleted: He going or not?
In case a model needs to be developed for some specific industry, some variables may be deleted and/or added.
