The phrase "may be resulted" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when there is a possibility or potential for something to happen or to be produced as a result of something else. Example: The lack of proper planning may be resulted in a failed project.
This may be resulted from the different drug dispersion degree, release character and bioadhension activity.
Such a recruitment may be resulted from tissue injury caused by migrating larvae and parasite-derived chemotactic factors55,58.
The superior electrochemical performance may be resulted from the high surface area and the small and uniform grain size.
This unusual photocatalytic activity may be resulted from the positive synergetic effect of efficient light absorption, promoted separation and migration of photo-induced electron-hole carriers.
However, the tribological properties of pure solid BNNSs have not been thoroughly researched, which may be resulted from the lack of knowledge regarding the synthesis of this special two-dimensional (2D) material.
Photoluminescence spectra reveal a remarkable change in the integrated photoluminescence intensity with increasing gamma doses, which may be resulted from some matrix disorder through the creation of some defected states in the irradiated polymer.
Otherwise, annoying artifacts may be resulted.
This may be resulted from an imperfect installation of the test setup.
It may be resulted from the mesopore generated inside of the SAPO-11 molecular sieves with CA modification.
This deviation may be resulted from the nonlinear behavior of the soil bed during the high intensity excitation.
The resistivity of coal seam and zones near its roof decreases, which may be resulted from water charging of goaf.
