The phrase 'this may encompass' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that a particular statement or situation may include multiple things or elements. For example: We will be offering a variety of courses this semester – this may encompass both traditional courses and online courses.
It has been shown that this condition may encompass a large class of nonlinearities.
Molecular analysis has indicated that C. minus sensu lato contains multiple species (Prihatini et al. 2014) and potentially the species within this complex may encompass a range of pathogenic, saprophytic or endophytic behaviours.
This CNV may encompass genes, leading to a change in phenotype, including drug response phenotypes.
The length of the M23 branch suggests either strong genetic drift effects or that this cluster may encompass further branches yet to be identified.
This approach may encompass the retrospective analysis on large populations using appropriate statistical tools, such as the generalized additive logistic model proposed by Snoeck et al. to evaluate the optimal dose of RBV in peg-IFN/RBV-treated patients.
Note, that this equation may encompass single and repeated infections (e.g. infected, recovered and re-infected) within the time interval from 0 to t. Rearranging the above equation, dividing by δt and taking the limit δt → 0 leads to (5) d P j t dt = lim δt → 0 P j * δt δt 1 − P j t.
Alternatively, one feature may be more important and, using this example, MARs may encompass regions with different function.
This rate constant may encompass up to three elementary steps: the reaction between FADH– and O2 to give a flavin-semiquinone/superoxide radical pair; the spin inversion and recombination of these species to form C4a-OO–; and the donation of a proton to this species to generate C4a-OOH.
As illustrated in Fig. 1a, this concept of resilience may encompass several processes.
