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The phrase 'would be alright' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in situations where you want to express the idea that something is acceptable or satisfactory. For example, "If we go to the movies tonight, that would be alright with me."
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He attempted to pay the check Woman cashier said it would be alright.
Said they preferred taxi and told it would be alright if they paid for it.
"Spain, Portugal and Ireland would be alright because they have done their homework," said one German official.
If there was a politician with the guts to take it on it would be alright but I don't think they have got it in them".
What about if the table was just outside the classroom?" I said it would be alright if I knew he was safe there.
We asked if we would be alright coming back the following week and were told that everything should be fine, but to phone a couple of days before departure to double check.
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"I felt there were just a few things we needed to change and we'd be alright.
"So many good things were happening for him here, I thought he'd be alright," said Sleep.
It was Sex and the City, though, which changed her life – at the age of 42. "If it hadn't come along, I think I'd be alright too.
If the whole lot of them wandered onto stage wearing goat masks and furry leggings, it'd be alright as long as they immediately started playing Losing My Edge.
"If we can ease back a bit and not try stupid off-loads we'd be alright.
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