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The phrase "if something can be" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a variety of ways, including when introducing a hypothetical situation or condition. For example: "If something can be done to improve the situation, we should explore the possibility."
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"It's about seeing if something can be done.
Writer wonders if something can be proclaimed as remarkable before it happens?
I'll have to see if something can be done and we might be close to that.
"If something can be done, an attempt will be made to get it done," Shapiro said.
Mr. García, an architect, calls it his "madman's urge to find out" if something can be done.
And even if something can be found to occupy them, there is a second and bigger problem: how to sustain the Turks' interest in joining.
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If you belief something can be improved, of course you should continue to make your case.
If they see that something can be done better they will share that information".
Now we're back talking with those contestants about taking the best ideas and seeing if something can actually be deployed.
If something good can be made of it, all the better.
If something small can be fixed right away, do it.
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