The phrase "a sheet that will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a sheet (like a document or a piece of paper) that has a specific function or purpose.
Example: "I need a sheet that will summarize the key points of our meeting for everyone to review."
Alternatives: "a document that will" or "a page that will".
I scoop the remaining mixture whilst the mixture is soft and place them on a sheet that will fit in your freezer.
Papél New York (225 Court; 718-422-0255; papelnewyork.com) sells sleek paper goods, including sheets of wrapping paper ($2.50 to $3 a sheet) that will class up even the smallest of gifts.
At that point, two things may happen: your name goes on a sheet that will be sold to telemarketers nationally or internationally, or you get transferred to someone — who also could be anywhere in the world — who will try to sell you something.
If we can stop them scoring and have a clean sheet that will give us a good chance because I know we can score at home".
That focus on highly cost-sensitive markets means that the Yolo and its ilk don't exactly have a spec sheet that will set your world on fire — the Yolo sports a 3.5-inch touch display, and its Atom Z2420 processor can hit speeds of up to 1.2GHz, encode and decode 1080p video, and support HSPA+ data speeds.
There are numerous figures that are typical of a flow sheet that will be used as examples for discussion purposes.
You can also earn yourself bonus points with your coworkers and boss, Rasmussen says, by creating a FAQ sheet that will "answer basic questions about what your work covers, including how to check on project status".
Use a big sheet that will bend.
Find a cookie sheet that will fit in your freezer.
Create a balance sheet that will compare what you owe to what you make.
Roll, press, and pull each piece into a flat sheet that will fit on your pizza pan or cookie tray.
