This phrase is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used after an interruption or break occurs, to indicate that something can be continued. For example: After the power outage was fixed, the concert may be resumed.
Next year we trust that these fine concerts may be resumed with prospects of undiminished success.
Solicitors are hopeful, if not optimistic, that normal service may be resumed after next week when the appeal court is due to hear 10 cases challenging riot sentences.
1938 Plea To End Ban On Helium WASHINGTON — Dr. Hugo Eckener, veteran Zeppelin expert, is en route to the United States to attempt to persuade the government to loosen its restrictions on the sale of helium so that German trans-Atlantic dirigible service may be resumed this summer with the completion of the successor to the ill-fated Hindenburg.
Hopping cost may be explained by the fact that, after changing the channel of the transceiver pair (jammer), a certain time elapses before the communication may be resumed (interference created) due to the settling time of the radios or by other hardware constraints.
When the patient's condition has returned to baseline the infusion may be resumed.
Therefore, the authors suggested that driving may be resumed 8 weeks after a right knee replacement.
Iceland says these methods are not proven, but no doubt it also believes that its lethal research programmes help to keep alive the possibility that commercial whaling may one day be resumed.
The land may at any time be resumed by the owner.
As with osmotherapy, adverse rebound effects may occur if normoventilation is resumed too rapidly [ 26, 28, 54].
In 2009, the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists reaffirmed earlier recommendations for exercise in the post-partum period and advocated that pre-pregnancy exercise may be gradually resumed as soon as medically safe [ 39].
Consequently, it may be advantageous to delay synthesizing these costly molecules until feeding is resumed.
