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The phrase "a transaction would be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the nature or characteristics of a transaction in a hypothetical or conditional context.
Example: "In this scenario, a transaction would be considered valid if both parties agree to the terms."
Alternatives: "a transaction could be" or "a transaction might be".
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Such a transaction would be tax free for G.E.
Such a transaction would be difficult enough in terms of amassing the required equity and debt financing.
The statement quoted Thomas Dolan as saying a transaction would be in the best interests of Cablevision's shareholders.
Most steps in a transaction would be computer-to-computer communication, eliminating mounds of paperwork and hours of human toil.
Including the assumption of the company's long-term debt, the enterprise value of a transaction would be about $10 billion.
Correction: An earlier version of this article misidentified as Bharti and Airtel the two companies offering no assurance that a transaction would be consummated.
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The Web site of Twenty-First Securities, www.twenty-first.com, includes a calculator to help decide whether a specific transaction would be beneficial.
They both cautioned that there was no assurance that an actual transaction would be signed as a result of these talks.
"If there is a dispute for something in software development, it's much more complicated than a dispute for an e-commerce transaction would be," Liu says.
That way, the buyer would pay no more than previously agreed, the seller would be able to sell the apartment, albeit at a cost, and the transaction would be recorded at a price that pleased the co-op board.
If they wanted to transfer Australian dollars to a friend at home in Massachusetts, the transaction would be a major headache.
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