The phrase "a memory that would" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific memory that has the potential to evoke a certain feeling or reaction.
Example: "She often reminisced about a memory that would always bring a smile to her face."
Alternatives: "a memory that might" or "a memory that could".
The French director Bertrand Tavernier has a memory that would trounce any reference book, yet one virtue of his new documentary, "My Journey Through French Cinema," is that it makes no attempt to be encyclopedic.
He is a passionate chronicler of the Africans' resilience, of how they revived a cultural memory that gave life to music and enduring folkways — a memory that would, in the timeless words of an 1819 traveler, "rock the city with their Congo dances".
Franklin Roosevelt was known to have a memory that would put most of us to shame -- he could remember the name of someone he met just once, months ago, seemingly without difficulty.
There is no doubt that the pope sincerely sought a ritual of repentance, a "purification of memory" that would prepare the church and the Catholic faithful for the new millennium.
Instead, we wanted to build something like a cheaper Blackphone It would be a secure phone with dedicated security apps and a secure portion of memory that would store your ID.
That would allow millions of such nanoloops to be linked together to form a high-density computer memory that would remain uncorrupted as long as it stayed cool enough.Ms Lau and Dr Bezryadin may thus have to compromise, making the wires bigger than they otherwise might so as to get the effects they want.
Later Mr. Gyllenhaal and Mr. Peña endured a controlled burn by fire officials in Orange County, in order to acquire what Mr. Ayer calls "muscle memory" that would help them to play a scene in a flaming house.
Feats of memory that would today qualify you as a freak — the ability to recite entire books — were not unheard of.
The manuscript contains a speculative argument that widespread horizontal gene transfer in prokaryotes is an adaptation allowing them to preserve long-term evolutionary memory that would otherwise have been quickly erased by rapid gene turnover.
The PlayStation had a 512 x 240 video mode and used up video memory that would normally be used for textures, but was effective in rendering shaded (if untextured) polygons.
Additional studies are required to determine whether the phenotypic profiles observed represent a homeostatic immune response that benefits the host, by preventing immunopathology, or a response that is harmful due to the formation of immunomodulatory memory that would allow the persistent presence of the parasite.
