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"if you could send" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a conditional clause that expresses a hypothetical situation or a request. You can use "if you could send" in a sentence when you are asking someone to do something and acknowledging that it may not be possible or convenient for them. Example: If you could send the report by tomorrow morning, it would be greatly appreciated.
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I'd also appreciate it if you could send me your e-mail address.
If you could send an e-mail to a million people, what would it say?
I would be very pleased if you could send me (Sorbonne, Paris) a few [offprints].
If you could send a message to your critics, what would it be?
If you could send a message back to your critics, what would it be?
If you could send a picture of it and a ranking of its largeness that would be highly helpful.
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When he offered to run a few ideas past John Major, he was asked if "perhaps you could send me a note in a month's time?" Prime ministers are rarely short of advice to the rest of us on how to live our lives, but they appear not to offer any leadership or guidance to those they appoint to senior posts in government.
So when I'd finished writing all but the last three sentences of this, I called his publisher to see if there was someplace you could send a check.
If you have a restaurant, you could send customers a coupon as they approach the restaurant.
If you're a writer, you could send the object of your admiration a love email to get them in the mood.
And if there's one message you could send to Theresa, what would it be?" "Good luck!" Next, a few roads over, the youngest lady I'll speak with today answers the door.
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