The phrase "a configuration that will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing settings, arrangements, or setups that are intended to achieve a specific outcome or function.
Example: "We need to establish a configuration that will optimize the performance of our network."
Alternatives: "a setup that will" or "an arrangement that will".
The hotel will actually be split into two buildings, a configuration that will help reduce the impression of bulk.
This functionality gives administrators flexibility in designing a configuration that will provide administrators with the exact desired degree of control over traffic that is allowed to enter the local network.
These oocytes may have successfully gotten their chromosomes into a single DNA mass, but they have not achieved a configuration that will result in proper chromosome segregation; a rather apt analogy for this situation would be a skydiver's parachute that was packed incorrectly.
JetBlue said it would remove a row of seats from each of its 44 Airbus A320 planes, creating a new configuration that will provide 34 inches of legroom in 102 of the seats.
One of the important issues about product assemblability (PA) is to design a product configuration that will facilitate assembly operations.
The same conclusion applies to all organisms that reproduce sexually; every individual represents a unique genetic configuration that will likely never be repeated again.
This contribution reports on the experimental configuration that will be installed on the ISS.
The configuration that will have the least amount of traffic between sites is that where sites and domains are in a one-to-one correspondence.
The elastic buckling load is physically important in design because it is actually the critical step in the changing plate configuration that will eventually lead to complete failure.
The study also yields information about light generation and transmission and transductor configuration that will be useful in the design of future versions of this sensor.
We are serving our patient population well, but we have to think about the long-term configuration that will ensure that these drugs and services continue for the duration of the patient's life.
