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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a subject that would" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or theme that has the potential to lead to a certain outcome or effect.
Example: "The research focused on a subject that would significantly impact our understanding of climate change."
Alternatives: "a topic that could" or "an issue that might".
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"He knew it was a subject that would resonate with me".
On some level, Jones was searching for a subject that would say something deep about the structure of our world.
By the end of 1939, Welles was desperate for a subject that would be acceptable to R.K.O.
Style isn't a matter of arm's-length decoration of a subject that would stand on its own without adornment.
This was a subject that would allow me to develop a range... a range and a freedom".
It was Flory's task to study the physical chemistry of such macromolecules (or polymers), a subject that would grow into his lifelong occupation.
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Think of an interesting subject that would look quite realistic.
I just wish I'd thought of the foundation idea a couple of weeks ago when I was writing a column on the subject: that would have looked really prescient.
They are currently working on additional papers about state-level policy changes, and would like to co-author a book on the subject that would go back to about 1900.
I couldn't actually believe there was a book on the exact subject that would be so important for Story Studio: the intersection of immersive drama, interactivity and storytelling, and Star Trek.
"I had to pick a subject matter that would sell itself," he said.
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