The phrase "which may entail" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is usually used to introduce a potential consequence or result of something mentioned earlier in the sentence. Example: "I have been offered a job in a different city, which may entail moving to a new place and leaving behind my friends and family."
There are another six amending budgets on the table in Brussels, some of which may entail returning funds to Britain, meaning the overall bill could yet be cut.
Opponents have rejected the proposal and are said to be working on their own plan, which may entail an income-tax increase.
The pols may respond by bringing their policies into line with popular opinion, which may entail becoming deficit hawks, as Mr Neumann hopes.
There are currently a further six amending budgets on the table in Brussels, some of which may entail returning funds to Britain, meaning the overall bill could yet be cut.
There are a further six amending budgets on the table in Brussels, some of which may entail returning funds to Britain, meaning the overall bill could yet be cut.
Human beings are of course formed by qi, which may entail different capacity.
A previous large-scale study in Moroccan families in the Netherlands revealed positive correlations between parental affection and discipline, which may imply that parental strictness entails elements of parental interest and warmth in this ethnic group [ 26].
Conducted studies demonstrate the RDQ questionnaire is a reliable and sensitive measure to evaluate the disability which LBP may generate, namely the limitations in daily tasks which it may entail.
However, within institutional theory, there are debates on the extent to which institutionalization may entail rigidity of structures and processes -- as opposed to flexibility and change.
Hence, individuals who reject or fail to achieve gender equality in daily life may feel unusual or frustrated, which may also entail problems [ 33, 34].
We suggest that a combination of LFB staining with immunostaining for dMBP and GSTpi is a robust approach for analysing WM myelin loss and the pathogenesis of WM disease, which may also entail inflammatory/immune mechanisms [ 13].
