The phrase "May I follow?" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when seeking permission to do something or when asking if you have permission to follow someone. For example, "May I follow you to the store?".
I need to know the trends so I can understand how companies I follow may be impacted".
To account for differences in maturity and schooling that may vary with age, I follow Kahn (2010) and age-standardize the AFQT score for individual i in age group g (16 to 24 years) with the following formula: AFQ T ig − AFQT ¯ g / S D g.
"Cat may be the only company I follow that hasn't had a significant profit revision".
I've definitely had similar issues, where the 20 most recent tweets in my Twitter stream may come from random people I follow, while a close friend or important business contact shared an update that was totally buried.
I may sometimes doubt the path I follow today, but I trust with time I will accept it was the right path to take.
You may be sitting in a church service, hear about Jesus and say, "Why don't I follow him?" You may remember the way you felt about God as a child and think, "What would happen if I returned to that path?" Your desires are more formed in these cases.
As the error probability of each base may differ, P m (n i ) follows the Poisson binomial distribution and can be calculated exactly by a recursive function in O (n i 2 ) time [ 16].
"The fact that I followed my dream may not have been so much about me but about other people needing me to write those books," Mr. Harris said in a recent interview in his home, a four-story townhouse in a fashionable part of Atlanta.
After the storm of writing I've been doing lately, I may follow my own advice and just be for awhile.
