The phrase "a survey will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a survey is planned or scheduled to take place in the future.
Example: "A survey will be conducted next month to gather feedback from participants."
Alternatives: "a survey is going to be" or "a survey is set to be".
Under the measure, a survey will be conducted to identify areas suffering the worst effects of waste dumping.
To assess why this section is so often incomplete, a survey will be designed and distributed to nursing and allied health.
A survey will be given on the detector concepts and technologies under investigation together with the current status of the R&D programmes and future plans.
A survey will be conducted to assess demographics and shopping intentions within the next 3 months; bag checks will capture information on each product selected.
In Phase 3: a survey will be conducted.
After scale administration, a survey will be conducted to ascertain the patient's opinion on the level of understanding and applicability of each question.
A council spokesman added: "As a further precaution, a full survey will be carried out on Liberton High School in the coming days before the main school building re-opens to pupils".
Undertaking a comprehensive survey will be a time-consuming effort and thus requires a committed team with positions that will not be jeopardized by nonlab efforts.
After two years an interview by telephone and a written survey will be performed to evaluate the two-year functional and mechanical outcomes.
It is hoped that before very long a new survey will be undertaken, so that a more detailed plan can be issued with a later section of this work.
In the fall, a campuswide survey will be conducted to get a closer read on user needs and how this group foresees interacting with the library and its staff moving forward.
