The phrase "a map that could" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential or capabilities of a map in various contexts, such as navigation, planning, or visualization.
Example: "I found a map that could help us navigate through the dense forest more efficiently."
Alternatives: "a map capable of" or "a map that might".
And Maryland is considering a map that could leave Representative Constance A. Morella, a moderate Republican, highly vulnerable.
In fact, this was a map that could not have been made even a few years earlier, for this level of topographical detail was simply unavailable (see the third image in the insert).
The Legislature is even further behind in developing new Congressional districts, leading a panel of federal judges to appoint a magistrate to develop a map that could be imposed by the court.
The Legislature has not yet proposed a new Congressional map, and on Monday a panel of federal judges, acting in response to a lawsuit by civic leaders, appointed a magistrate to develop a map that could be imposed by the court.
The Legislature is even further behind in developing new Congressional districts — lawmakers have been unable to reach any consensus on how to reduce the number of Congressional districts to 27 from 29, as is required this year — leading a panel of federal judges to appoint a magistrate to develop a map that could be imposed by the court.
DeCode's Genetic Breakthrough Barely Registers 06.13.02 The Icelandic company published a map that could revolutionize genetics but its share price languishes.
It is a collection of poems that could be read as an epic — a textual map that could be seen as a chart of personal growth for the poet himself.
Parents could use a phone's GPS capabilities to whip up a mobile map that could lead to a special spot.
Powell has expressed some optimism about a positive resolution, saying both sides are following a road map that could achieve that outcome.
And in terms of a digital map, that could be zoomed in.
In the process, they would establish a genetic map that could be linked to that of humans, with whom dogs share 80 to 90percentt of their genetic code.
