"this would essentially" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a statement or explanation that summarizes the main point or idea being discussed. Example: This would essentially mean that we need to re-evaluate our budget and make some cuts in order to stay within our financial constraints.
Critics said that this would essentially be an increase.
They say this would essentially allow Gemstar to undercut their sponsors by selling advertisements to their sponsors' rivals.
"This would essentially represent a direct transfer of wealth from the rest of the euro zone to the periphery," says Mr Samuels.
The advance publicity had assured us that this would essentially be a prize fight between former director general Mark Thompson and the BBC Trust chairman, Lord Patten.
Thus, this would essentially be utilizing the quantitative data to determine what to measure qualitatively.
This would essentially improve the efficiency with which Cidera transmits content.
The masses are a lot more likely to support something like this, and this system would essentially provide almost the same benefits as those provided by a Gold standard.
This provision would essentially give legislative leaders the ability to squelch any investigation or even any public release of the allegations.
"We both knew from the get-go that whoever wrote this piece would essentially be committing career suicide in terms of getting a high-level administrative job in academia or a policy-making position," Dr. Mearsheimer said.
A likely scenario for Time Warner, particularly if the Turner deal collapses, is that it will be broken apart, with cable, publishing, and entertainment going separate ways: this mitosis would, essentially, undo the merger of Warner Communications and Time Inc., Steve Ross's grand, capstone scheme..
If rolled out, this feature would essentially align Instagram with Snapchat in terms of how the platform deals with screenshots.
