"may require modification" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to something that might need to be changed, altered, or adjusted. For example, "The software we currently have in place may require modification in order to meet the new industry standards."
We anticipate that such concept of emphasising adequate contents and bio-availability of micronutrients while constructing the diet quality index can be widely applicable to different lacto-vegetarian population groups, although some of the components of the index may require modification with respect to nutrient requirements of different age sex groups and food habits.
This version of the thesis or dissertation may require modification following the Final Examination.
She adds that while the PSMW programme works well because of the relative compactness of public services in Wales, it may require modification along regional lines in England.
School-based CSA prevention programs may require modification for communities with higher rates of child abuse and neglect.
In butt welds, significant changes in weld metal volume may require modification of the joint configuration, a change of process, or both.
-Note: A custom-python wrapper exists for automating the use of Rosetta software on relevant UC Berkeley Servers, but this wrapper may require modification and/or optimization of parameters.
"But since eliminating the infestation may require modifications to the exterior of the building, the landlord may be responsible for correcting the problem".
These outcomes indicate the adequacy of quadratic polynomial model to represent the ultrasonic extraction variables within the ranges of investigation for a volume of 0.25 L; and any prospective scale-up may require modifications in the geometry of the extracting vessel due to the non-linear effects of power ultrasound.
However, these methods require considerable increase in bandwidth, longer end-to-end delay, or may require modifications on the sender side [9].
Some theorists have agreed with Gray (Kekes, 1993, 1997); others have sought to show that pluralism and liberalism are reconcilable, although this reconciliation may require modifications to both liberalism and pluralism modifications that are, however, justifiable, and indeed inherently desirable.
Certain details of our model may require modifications or extensions, for example, the ability of the substrate protein to bind to ubiquitin ligase and thus undergo proteasome-dependent degradation could increase gradually instead of in a step-wise fashion.
