The part of the sentence "we may recall" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to suggest that something is remembered or that there is an opportunity to refresh memory. Example: We may recall that the meeting was scheduled for 9:00 am.
Gu's trial, we may recall, lasted one day.
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We may recall that when much larger demonstrations rocked Brazil last year, there were no statements from Mercosur or neighboring governments.
There, we may recall, he argued that people regard events as miraculous and supernatural when they are ignorant of their natural causes.
But then we may recall Emil Preetorius writing to his friend Thomas Mann: "No German today has the right to complain...
But we may recall wistfully how Twitter enabled humankind to slip the surly bonds of any thought requiring more than 23 words.
A son of Eleanor of Aquitaine and brother of Richard the Lionheart as well as a juicy fictional foe (when played by Claude Rains) of Robin Hood, John is sometimes referred to as Bad King John, as readers of A. A. Milne's "Now We Are Six" may recall: "King John was not a good man, he had his little ways".
It means as well that we cherish the place where we grew up and we regard, as you may recall from the opening credits of Gods and Generals, astronomy; as belonging to that little lot of stars that we see hanging over our backyards every night; if we are fortunate enough to live in a place that is not dulled by light pollution all night long.
And you may recall, we were increasing some of our operations in Pakistan.
Last year, as you may recall, we discussed new approaches to graduate education at Stanford.
"Some of you may recall, we announced these payments in January.
