The phrase "a perception that will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an understanding or interpretation that is expected to lead to a certain outcome or effect.
Example: "The study revealed a perception that will influence future marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "an understanding that will" or "a viewpoint that will".
Things were different then, a perception that will never dim in the celluloid-window-lighted towns of O- and HO-gauge trains.
Mailer once said that he was "imprisoned with a perception that will settle for nothing less than making a revolution in the consciousness of our time".
Immelt then defended GE against charges it had responded in a less than consiliatory way to concerned shareholders: "Arrogance is the one word that I never want our company to be called [sic], so to the extent to which that is a perception, then that's a perception that will change," he said.
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But the original message signals a much larger societal problem, one that is already creating a growing divide in public perception that will have far reaching consequences down the line: Americans can no longer distinguish cultural myths, advertising slogans, and PR propaganda from reality.
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His prospects would partly depend on the U.K.'s standing within the EU at that time a perception that will be influenced by whether the country ratifies the EU constitutional treaty and on the prospects for its accession to the euro-area.
And yet there is still a perception that Hill will return to the N.B.A. before his 10-year contract with Fordham expires.
"There is a perception that investors will judge the risk of a project based on where you sit in the rankings.
The political attack ad of the season started with the words, "Why does Al Gore say one thing when the truth is another …" Poor Mitt Romney suffers from both related ailments: flip-flopping on issues and a perception that he will do or say anything to get elected president.
"There is a perception that women will support women, and that's just not necessarily true," said Wendy Greuel, who lost a brutal race for the mayor in Los Angeles earlier this year, and is friendly with Mr. de Blasio from their days in the Clinton administration.
