Sentence examples for that would work fine from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'that would work fine' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when discussing potential courses of action, or when describing something that could be done. For example, "If we re-arrange the furniture, that would work fine."
Termeh remains with Nader, an arrangement that would work fine if it were not for his father, who lives with them and suffers from Alzheimer's.
Essentially a more grown-up, better conceived version of the Brangelina movie dud Mr & Mrs Smith, The Expats gives us an intriguing heroine in plucky Kate but sabotages itself by cross-cutting between two timeframes in a way that would work fine on screen but in a novel requires more signposting than Pavone gives us.
That would work fine but it is not the cleanest way to use yum-arch.
I just thought about the kitchen and how food moves itself and I thought that that would work fine as a working title.
That'd work fine, but it still seems unnecessary as long as you can uninstall IE for real.
She found a pair of sneakers that would work just fine, and she wasn't the only fire victim who filled a basic need and discovered something even more valuable at the donation center.
That notion would work fine if there wasn't a built-in assumption, perpetuated by the Vatican in these materials, that women are inferior.
Of course, aesthetics weren't an issue for me, so I went straight to a nearby hardware store where a clerk (not the one named Job) looked over my lamp quickly, pointed to a kit and said that it would work fine.
Federighi had mentioned in an email to a user that "most" sunglasses would work fine.
I am very proud of the work our development teams have done to make it easy for Windows users to access the Internet and we have many more improvements in the pipeline.The regulators are trying to tell the court that Windows 98 is not one product, but two an operating system and a separate Web browser and that the former would work fine without the latter.
