The phrase "should this prove" is a valid and grammatically correct part of a sentence.
It is commonly used in formal or academic writing. Example: "Should this experiment prove successful, it could open up new possibilities for scientific research."
Why should this prove any different in Syria?
Should this prove too awkward or out-of-the-norm, consider standing for only a few moments.
Should this prove to be the case, it would, if nothing else, at last confirm the grim mystique that alcohol can generate disease.
Should this prove wrong (and several people now expect AK to lose Ankara), Mr Erdogan's fellow AK party members may at last decide it is time to replace him.Mr Gul is still touted as one possible successor.
The situation intensified during the spring of 1971 until Lin Biao's son, Lin Liguo, evidently began to put together plans for a possible coup against Mao should this prove the only way to save his father's position.
Paris is backing Ecowas's twin-track strategy of negotiating with those rebel groups willing to talk, while planning for a military intervention, should this prove necessary.
Should this device prove successful, the results could be transformative for mothers across the world.
Should this all prove to be an opportunistic public relations stunt, as The Telegraph speculates, remains to be seen.
Should this intervention prove generalizable and cost effective, it will support the case for reimbursement reform.
"However, this should prove temporary and job growth will re-accelerate this summer". Manufacturing companies reduced their payrolls by 10,000 in April after a 3,000-job 3,000-jobn March.
The warming trend this week should prove this either way.
