The phrase "may have identified" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that something has possibly been discovered, but it is not certain. For example, "The police may have identified a suspect in the recent robbery."
They may have identified consumers willing to pay more for sustainable products and services.
If so, they may have identified our emails as non-business-related and quarantined or deleted them.
Judge also said previous surveys were carried out in part by volunteers, who may have identified setts differently.
These days, though, teen-pop is in remission, and MTV executives think they may have identified its successor: punk rock.
This article was amended on 6 October 2011 to remove information that may have identified the 12 year-old.
They may have identified issues in the company's executive compensation plans, its governance policies or practices, or its strategic plan.
The meta-regression may have identified the causes of heterogeneity as the intervention method, comparator and trial design.
And AT&T may have identified the reason such solutions don't work: People find themselves so drawn to their devices that elements of addiction are at play.
Kevin Gis may have identified the true reason behind New York's cupcake rage: the locals have forgotten how easy they are to make.
The difference is, while the United States has identified 40 or 50 young players with exquisite talent, other countries may have identified 400 or 500.
Likewise, for those who did respond but indicated no difficulty, instrumental examination may have identified subclinical difficulties or even silent aspiration.
