"would be emergency" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe a potential or hypothetical emergency situation. Example: "If there was a fire, our emergency protocol would be to evacuate the building immediately."
There would be emergency support for those, like Ireland, who were worst hit.
Last would be emergency medicine: volunteering in developing countries based on several conversations with doctors in regards to skills, time, availability, etc.
There would be emergency meetings of both the Bank's main decision-making bodies; the monetary policy committee that sets interest rates and the financial policy committee that is charged with ensuring there is no repeat of the near-meltdown that occurred during the banking crisis of eight years ago.
Just under half of those would be emergency referrals.
A medical definition would be: "Emergency attendances are attendances of patients who are required to be treated within X (e.g., 12 hours)." If cost differences arise, these can be taken into account by applying separate DRG weights for DRGs "with emergency attendance" and DRGs "without emergency attendance".
"Well, then that would be an emergency," the controller said.
A better idea would be an emergency Congressional appropriation.
Girardi said he would be the emergency catcher in case Francisco Cervelli needed to be replaced.
The Department of Health said nobody would be denied emergency treatment, whether they could pay or not.
If men were dying at such a rate for fathering children, the G-8 would be holding emergency summits.
And she said those applying for passports overseas on behalf of their children would be given emergency travel documents.
