The phrase "a body which will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a physical entity or organization that is expected to perform a specific action or function in the future.
Example: "The research team is developing a body which will oversee the implementation of the new policy."
Alternatives: "an entity that will" or "a group that will".
Prof Jay was a social worker and worked for a body which will be the subject of criticism in this inquiry".
Sir Howard, a former deputy governor of the Bank of England and director of the London School of Economics, will chair a body which will consider evidence from all sides and make recommendations to the government.
As it turns out, going missing over the ocean is actually a red flag for investigators, especially when a body (which will usually turn up in a few days) is never found.
As it turns out, going missing in the ocean is actually a red flag for investigators, especially when a body (which will usually turn up in a few days) is never found.
It gives the illusion of operating a zoom lens on an SLR body, which will probably be a comfort to people who are used to that (like myself).
The watchdog, which was fatally wounded by its response to the phone-hacking scandal, has confirmed that it will formally close and be replaced with a transitional body which will take charge of press regulation until a new system is set up in the wake of the Leveson inquiry.
In Wales, there are plans for a substantial overhaul of the exam regulatory system, creating a single body which will be responsible for setting exams and maintaining standards.
I am pleased to say that the European Patent Office has agreed, given the particular nature of this case, to form a so-called opposition body immediately, an opposition body which will, shortly after having been constituted, issue a first communication indicating a preliminary opinion.
Then the body at which it stops will be either atomic or, as Empedocles seems to have intended, a divisible body which will yet never be divided.
The investigation is being handled by the Insolvency Service, a government body which will have to pay out millions of pounds in compensation to workers as a result of the mishandling of redundancies at Comet.
Of course at the base of our thoughts and emotions is a physical body which will also be out of balance if it absorbs junk food (at the negative end of the spectrum) and not enough exercise.
