"would be recovered" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a future possibility or to express a likelihood. For example, "The stolen funds would be recovered eventually."
If we had those skills, we could calculate how much would be recovered in benefits.
"It's unlikely, very unlikely," that Etan's remains would be recovered, Mr. Kelly said.
Justice said he would be recovered in time for the start of the regular season April 2.
In Parliament on Monday, the government seemed to back away from assurances that taxpayers' money would be recovered in full.
Ms. Leekin was said to have two houses in Florida, but it was unclear whether much would be recovered.
The navy repeatedly said that most crew members were obliterated and that no more than 40 bodies would be recovered.
"Tax haven" identifies it as tax-evasion-capital-flight, which if hidden by a lowly Stockport plumber would be recovered by HMRC, in a back-tax case.
He planned to set up a $50m institute for sequencing; the money would be recovered with the profits form patenting their discoveries.
With no sign of Iceland being able to repay the money and councils lobbying ministers for reassurance that the cash would be recovered, Britain went on the offensive.
Anthony Forbes-Watson, head of Penguin books UK, said it was unlikely all costs would be recovered: "Sometimes principles override financial considerations.
The study found that for children with two or more molar cavities, the cost of sealants would be recovered in two years.
