The phrase "would be loaded" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to express a future possibility. For example, "If we got the grant, our funds would be loaded."
The jurors would be loaded into four-wheel drives, perhaps four to a truck.
Ordinarily the cars would be loaded on trucks within hours, destined for dealerships around the country.
Columns of type, called galleys, would be loaded into a heavy metal frame, called a chase.
But a skittish market, wary of a company that looked like it would be loaded down with debt, thought otherwise.
Pots, pans or big serving bowls would be loaded into the dishwasher through larger doors under the table.
It would be loaded with fragrant flowers like heavy blossoms – cherry, orange – that fill the air with their scent.
"Truck" meant that her things would be loaded into an eighteen-footer and checked into bonded storage.
Then Arleen would be given two options: "truck" or "curb". "Truck" meant that her things would be loaded into an eighteen-footer and checked into bonded storage.
The regime has earlier released footage of what it said was a hydrogen bomb that would be loaded on to a new ICBM.
Another speaker said that two trucks would arrive in a few minutes and that the family's furniture would be loaded into them.
Hours earlier, the regime released footage of what it claimed was a hydrogen bomb that would be loaded on to a new ICBM.
