The phrase "if you could implement it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are asking someone to do something, or when you are suggesting a potential solution. Example sentence: "If you could implement this new policy, I think it would be very beneficial for the company."
If you could implement one tactic for closing the achievement gap, what would it be?
Instead they'll be talking about how wonderful this new "pledge" is, and how much better off we would all be if they could implement it tomorrow.
For example, if IT costs link to business activity, you could implement true chargeback, with a tremendous positive impact.
He promises Jacobs that if only Farc could implement its new aim to promote tourism, the Marxist-Leninists would take him to even more remote and compelling attractions.
And this means the country could not have the money to meet its foreign debt payments, even if it could implement the new round of spending cuts.
If it could implement this approach, there might even be something to celebrate next Labor Day.
"I thought it would be interesting to see if I could implement the marketing techniques I've learned in business school to form a strategic alliance," she said.
"We realized that if we could implement GML in both the Eyewriter and L.A.S.E.R Tag we could make it so TEMPT's eye tags could be written out across a whole building," says Theo Watson, an artist and programmer from the Graffiti Research Lab. "Within a day of working with Jamie we had a working pipeline from The Eyewriter to 000000book to L.A.S.E.R Tag".
Our then Cingular CEO, Stan Sigman, asked me (I was chief operating officer of Cingular, now AT&T) if we could implement the merger within 19 days.
Tapbots contacted Twitter to see if they could implement a workaround to prevent wasting user tokens during the free alpha test, but Twitter was intransigent.
