The phrase "a force that will replace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a person, group, or thing that is expected to take the place of another in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The new technology is seen as a force that will replace traditional methods in the industry."
Alternatives: "an entity that will supplant" or "a power that will take over".
Europe has been warned it faces the risk of far greater loss of life in the Mediterranean, after Italy formally ended its year-long mission to rescue stricken migrants and doubts persisted about a new EU force that will replace it.
Journalists will be allowed to investigate matters of public interest, but only as trained members of the Fourth Estate, a tax-funded force that will replace cops.
It is the Afghan Public Protection Force -- not the Afghan Personal Protection Force -- that will replace all private security contractors for development project, convoys and commercial businesses.
There will be an enormous Childs in the building that will replace the old Riding Club.
By the end of 2014, all foreign combat troops are due to have left Afghanistan to be replaced - if approved by the Afghan government - by a smaller force that will only train and advise.
By the end of 2014 all foreign combat troops are due to have left Afghanistan to be replaced - if approved by the Afghan government - by a smaller force that will only train and advise.
Predictions should only ever be used as pathways to pivot on, because the fractal hammer making the repeating pattern, can be torn away and replaced by a different acting force that will completely change and dominate the unfolding outcome.
By next year this will be replaced by a carbon fibre one moulded to Green's body shape to mitigate the effects of the huge G-forces that will be exerted on him.
This doesn't mean that we shouldn't arm the Kurds and Iraqi forces, or that satire will replace military force as one way to destroy ISIS.
The agreement, parts of which have been provisionally in force since May last year, will replace a previous deal agreed in 1995.
