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The phrase "a track that would" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a hypothetical situation or describing a potential outcome related to a track, such as in music or a physical path.
Example: "I found a track that would perfectly complement the mood of our film."
Alternatives: "a track that might" or "a track that could".
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By that measure, he said, his proposals would put spending on a track that would leave it at its lowest level in 50 years.
Reaching the coast, we turned off the tiny "main" road and headed down to Palassa Beach, bouncing down a track that would break the average rental car.
In fact, most New Yorkers have never seen a hurricane pass over or just to the west of the city, a track that would bring a dangerous storm surge into highly populated and pricey real estate.
It's a track that would have lit up Timberlake's own lumbering last double album, The 20/20 Experience, and begs to be a single you can introduce to your mother.
They had earlier taken a track that would have brought them to south-western Canada, but because of weather changes, they opted for the path toward Mexico, officials said.
That would switch them on to a track that would be hard to get off once in motion.
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In one such scenario, Pinker compares a person pulling a lever on a trolley track that would prevent a runaway trolley from killing five track workers by diverting it onto to a spur, where it would kill one worker, with a person pushing the only heavy object within reach, a fat man, onto the tracks to keep the trolley from hitting the five workers.
Nick Levine was for Digital Spy wrote "'Whatever It Takes' is anchored by a rhythm track that wouldn't shame a boy-racer cruising through Harlem in his pimped-up ride".
Back at Harvard in her sophomore year, Ms. Lang rediscovered her idealism on a new track that would help her find a whole new crop of heroes.
But on graduating from Weill Graduate School of Medical Sciences of Cornell University WGSMSS) with a Ph.D. in neuroscience in January 2002 I really had no idea what else was out there, so I continued in my thesis lab as a postdoc, doing a slightly different project and continually putting off the search for a career track that would interest me.
Such a development could place the relationship with Russia and China on a new track that would lead to major understandings being reached, but could also place this relationship on a track of political and strategic confrontations.
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