The phrase "may be elucidated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential for clarification or explanation of a concept or idea.
Example: "The complex theory may be elucidated through practical examples and visual aids."
Alternatives: "can be clarified" or "might be explained".
But his intentions for the work may be elucidated by a letter: "I despise no one, least of all because of his intellect or education, since it is no one's power not to become a blockhead or a criminal – because through the same conditions we would all probably become the same, and because the conditions lie outside of us".
Understanding the deep carbon cycle related to coalification and biosphere interaction may be elucidated. .
Understanding the deep carbon cycle related to coalification and biosphere interaction may be elucidated.
In future, the functional roles of ST in cancer pathogenesis may be elucidated.
The linear regression coefficients are close to one, indicating that the corrosion of C38 steel in 1 M HCl solution may be elucidated using the kinetic model.
The etiology of heritable diseases may be elucidated by localizing genes conferring susceptibility and by subsequent biological characterization of these genes.
Extra-cardiac tumour manifestations may also be elucidated by whole-body PET/CT [16].
The mechanical behavior of other biological tissues may also be elucidated using this approach.
Given the spectrum of potential host parasite interactions, other significant sources/behaviours may yet be elucidated by larger studies.
These findings may partly be elucidated by our data that RhoA/ROCK-2 was able to activate moesin and finally led to enhanced cell motility.
However, because of the limitations of detectable gene transcripts, some important aspects of Rpl11 functions in zebrafish may only be elucidated using high-throughput sequencing.
