The phrase "a regime could be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential characteristics or actions of a regime in a hypothetical or conditional context.
Example: "In a theoretical discussion about governance, a regime could be defined as a system that enforces strict laws and regulations."
Alternatives: "a government might be" or "a system could be".
Our rationale stemmed from the hypothesis that DR-mediated NO production may be an evolutionary conserved process and such a diet regime could be used to boost an immuno-compromised immune system (such as one lacking Relish or more generally a TIR-NF-κB component) by elevating NO levels.
A treatment regime could be based on a repeated low dose administration that was just sufficient to repeatedly stimulate the HSR.
2012 was a very unpleasant experience for Egyptians, as they witnessed what a religious regime could be like.
A similar regime could be considered for maritime consignments bound for Gaza, for example, by deploying E.U. monitoring teams in Cyprus.
Such a linear regime could be explained by two mechanisms, either the PAT or the PASRH.
Even though it was in another country, they fully recognized that the example of the population overthrowing a corrupt regime could be duplicated in Russia.
Instead, a layer-based regulatory approach featuring a "non-subsidy" regime could be a sustainable institutional arrangement when coordination and agency problems are properly addressed in a governance architecture based on a "Joint-Commission" with members from various stakeholder groups.
For example, an expansionary fiscal policy that would seem effective in a Keynesian-oriented regime becomes rather ineffective in a neo-classical-oriented regime, and a fiscal consolidation regime could be counter-productive in a Keynesian-oriented regime but has more positive effects in a neo-classical-oriented regime.
In a speech in Chicago, he set out a new doctrine, arguing that "intervention to bring down a despotic dictatorial regime could be justified on grounds of the nature of that regime, not merely its immediate threat to our interests".
The monitoring and enforcement of such a globally organized regime could be introduced at regional or otherwise supranational level.
