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The phrase 'what it should do' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to an action that is expected of something. For example: "This software isn't performing what it should do, so we need to find a new solution."
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"When 15th-century Florence asked what it should do with its material abundance, it decided to invest in genius and beauty," he said.
The Xchange Leasing shutdown will affect around 500 jobs, per the Journal, and indicates that the company ultimately wasn't able to find a better solution regarding what it should do with its leasing business.
"What it should do is allow its customers to recalibrate their phone after a repair.
It isn't what motivates those who spend the necessary hours going to its meetings and general assemblies and trying to figure out what it should do next.
But it would be the government's job to watch the company closely to make sure the state got its fair share — in other words, to ensure oil does what it should do: produce maximum sustainable money for the state.
But that's what it should do.
Our weather doesn't quite do what it should do".
America needs to find a strategy before it decides what it should do.
In unusually explicit terms, he has told the agency exactly what it should do.
"The trouble is the F.D.A. doesn't have the money to really do what it should do".
The question for India is what it should do next to bring permanent peace.
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