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'may be eligible for' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the potential for someone to qualify for something. For example, "Students who complete the course may be eligible for college credit."
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They may be eligible for Perquisites.
Owners of damaged houses may be eligible for insurance protection.
Individuals with modest incomes may be eligible for Medicaid.
Trainee secondary school teachers may be eligible for extra funding.
Undocumented immigrants may be eligible for visas as victims.
(Energy-efficient rehabs may be eligible for more).
Some Cornell students may be eligible for financial aid.
Air, train, and bus fare may be eligible for funding.
Concurrent students may be eligible for private student loans.
Public policy programs must often impose limits on who may be eligible for benefits.
Owners whose vehicles are out of warranty may be eligible for reimbursement for the repairs.
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