The phrase 'would be existed' is not correct and is not used in standard written English
The correct phrase is 'would exist'. For example, "If I won the lottery, I would exist in a world of luxury."
In the situation of forecasting wind power based on wind speed, even if the average wind speed is accurately forecasted, due to the spatial dispersion of wind speeds and different wind power transformations, wind power forecasting errors would be existed.
As illustrated in Fig. 1, a large portion of wastewater originates from centrifuging the solution of starch type B. In other words, centrifuge device is not capable of separation of the starch type B from the solution completely and some of the starch would be existed in the stream discharged to wastewater treatment plant (Pirmoradian 1997; BeMiller and Whistler 2009).
This means the presence of other processes beside halite dissolution that might be existed; it would be silicate (clay minerals) dissolution.
By contrast, some of the individuals who will exist in the next century if safe policy is adopted would have existed, and been better off, had that policy not been adopted.
Perhaps Babette's Feast would have been different had Twitter existed in 1987.
The direction of its influence, if it existed, would have been toward the null.
Another example would be "This exists because it is produced".
To deregulate and dilute what slender protection currently exists would have been monstrous".
Indeed, Human Being would exist even if every human being were annihilated.
Or would be, if Satis House existed.
That Lessing would not exist is not her point here, though it is one that the reader cannot avoid.
