The phrase "a determination will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcome or conclusion of a decision-making process or assessment.
Example: "After careful consideration, a determination will be made regarding the eligibility of the applicants."
Alternatives: "a decision will be" or "a conclusion will be".
James P. Rubin, the State Department spokesman, said today that after the visit, a determination will be made on whether to remove restrictions on travel.
"A determination will be made as to whether the matter will be treated as juvenile, or waived up to the adult courts.
Reyes will remain with the Mets throughout this week's homestand, General Manager Sandy Alderson said, and then a determination will be made on how his rehabilitation will proceed.
Those suggestions will be discussed again with union representatives on Wednesday and then a determination will be made on whether to seek a rules change.
When asked about the Republicans' findings, Lee Moore, a spokesman for Mr. Harvey, said that "the letter will be reviewed" and that "a determination will be made as to what course of action will be called for, if any".
After that, the contractor must submit the proposed lien -- along with supporting documentation -- to the American Arbitration Association for a "mini-arbitration hearing" at which a determination will be made as to whether a lien is warranted and, if so, the amount of the lien that the contractor may file.
And it would be easy to be cynical and wonder how much that determination will be a branding exercise rather than a scientific one.
Our policy does not surrender the right of the school to determine what is appropriate, but it does promise that the determination will be a matter of discussion leading to reconsideration, not mindless enforcement of a rule.
The real test of his determination will be a willingness to step outside the day-to-day tumult of Washington politics and establish a sustained sense of urgency.
"She has changed attitudes to policing and racism in this country and I have no doubt that her strength and determination will be a huge asset to the House of Lords in the coming years".
