The phrase "a unit could be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential or possibility of a unit being something specific in a given context.
Example: "In this experiment, a unit could be defined as a single sample of the material being tested."
Alternatives: "a unit might be" or "a unit can be".
"If a unit could be created with counter-radicalization Imams and trained de-radicalizers, this could be a very innovative scheme, but, characteristically, this does not seem to be part of the government proposals".
Occasionally, if an unidentified plane strayed into the area or an incident had occurred somewhere else in the region, a unit could be placed on "yellow status" and crews would have to stay in their pits for as long as 20 hours, ready to fire at a moment's notice.
In the stage of the SIL assignment based on experience, the SIL of SIS for a unit could be assigned by common SIS information retrieved from the experience knowledge database.
In summary, we demonstrated that a computer-assisted colonoscope controlled with a handheld unit could be advanced to the cecum in a high percentage of cases.
Only late in the day did academics realise that the university's system, now being designed as a single unit, could be used as a way to distribute information about classes and, more recently, about grading.
Alternatively, the highest ranking a HUC12 unit could be assigned is a 12 if unit contained the highest classes of springs, groundwater dependent wetlands and baseflow index.
We demonstrated that a computer-assisted therapeutic colonoscope controlled by means of a handheld unit could be advanced to the cecum in a high percentage of cases (>98%) with very few of the paid volunteers (<5%) requiring sedation.
Twenty or 30 police officers on horseback in the park, with radios and backed up by a mobile unit, could be very effective both as a deterrent and as a means of summoning aid.
A mobile unit could be used at big sporting events or border checkpoints to scan vehicles and bags for explosives, chemical agents or nuclear weapons, he said.
The analyser which measures emissions from the incinerator plant had been completely destroyed, and in order to mitigate a 16-week delivery time, the manufacturers removed one from a training centre at Telford, and it was hired by Yorkshire Water until a new unit could be supplied.
The assumption is that the components of a stroke unit could be mimicked by general medical care if information about these components were explicit and available at the salient point of patient care.
