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'would have regarded' is correct and usable in written English.
It is an example of the past perfect subjunctive, which is used to express an unreal or imagined action or state in the past. For example: "If I had known about the consequences, I would have regarded the decision more cautiously."
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How the Greeks would have regarded modern athletes' use of performance-enhancing drugs is easily imagined.
She would have regarded doing so as both embarrassing and disloyal.
Many companies would have regarded this huge investment as an opportunity to expand downstream.
He would have regarded lobbying in Downing Street as disreputable, undignified and boring.
If he did, it's probable that he would have regarded it with a world-weary eye.
I would have regarded Vietnam as an experience that built character.
In the 1820s the London Hospital's surgeons would have regarded themselves as fortunate.
She would have regarded saying sorry as running up the white flag.
Risk-taking Ig and worried Og both would have regarded our easy, long, riskless lives with incredulous envy.
They would have regarded us as so lucky that questions about our state of mind wouldn't be worth asking.
But I was a bit surprised that you thought previous generations would have regarded chili-flavoured chocolate as "preposterous".
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