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"if this means" is a perfectly valid and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to introduce a condition that must be met in order to achieve a certain goal. For example, "If this means making sacrifices, then I'm willing to do it."
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If this means conscription, fine.
If this means sequel upon sequel, so be it.
If this means anything to you, please share.
Sometimes I wonder if this means I'm drinking alone.
If this means nothing to you – well, just be grateful.
"So if this means less crime, I welcome them".
If this means slowing the game down, so be it.
I ask Koretsky if this means I can mention Putin's media monopoly in my press conference.
If this means I give my sixth preference to the Australian Christians, so be it.
If this means shaking things up and riling segments of the audience, so be it.
If this means preferring Bashar al-Assad to Baghdadi, then that's the Faustian compact we make.
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