The phrase 'would be conceivable' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when making a statement that is hypothetical or a hypothetical situation. For example: "It would be conceivable that the consequences of climate change could be more drastic than predicted."
None of that would be conceivable today.
If genetic engineering could produce rice with C4 photosynthesis that possessed the RCF of maize, a 50% increase in yield would be conceivable.
Told he should lose weight before filming The Five-Year Engagement so that it would be conceivable that co-star Emily Blunt would choose him as a husband.
The lag of T soil) behind [CO2] would be conceivable if heat and CO2 were transported to the point of measuring from soil top layer and the CO2 transport was faster than heat transport.
According to results from controlled aeration fermentations with one strain of M. pulcherrima, design of an aeration regime allowing for lowering ethanol yields though preserving grape must components from excessive oxidation, would be conceivable.
The head of a rival says, without batting an eyelid, that it would be conceivable to raise $100 billion in the next decade.The worriers are right to fear that all this could become reckless.
"Would it be conceivable that we would speak?
Following the trend in the Ipsos-MORI figures, which shows that the younger you are, the more likely you are to vote for Labour, it would therefore be conceivable that the percentage of those voting for Labour among 16-17 year-olds would be even higher than in the 18-24 agroupoup.
Mr Mass told the Funke newspaper group that "deportations would certainly be conceivable".
Indeed, the artistic tactics of half the works in "Here Is Elsewhere" would not be conceivable apart from his influence.
Development and optimization of electronic devices in industrial and academic environments would hardly be conceivable without the numerical simulation of their processing and electronic behavior.
