The phrase "a track that will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific track (like a song or a path) that is expected to perform a certain action or achieve a particular outcome.
Example: "This is a track that will inspire you to reach your goals."
Alternatives: "a track that is going to" or "a track that can".
Neither Putin nor Obama are yet engaged on a track that will force a peace conference to take place.
Boris Akunin, a writer and opposition figure, says, "if Navalny gets imprisoned, Russia will get onto a track that will take it to the last station: Revolution Square".
In the canonical form, you are on a footbridge watching a trolley speeding down a track that will kill five unsuspecting people.
Although these plans are not yet firm enough to discuss, I am pretty far along a track that will grant me creative freedom".
Not only that you get what I would call Murphy's real greatest achievement and a track that will surely endure once western hipster civilisation has been swallowed by the waves.
"It is necessary for me to go to represent President Bush in his desire to bring this crisis to an end and to get us back to a track that will lead to new discussions," he said in Madrid.
How do you take a track that'll probably never, ever sound tired and make it even better?
He's into strange turns and oblique repetition, but as with some of his past records, he will come at you every once in a while with a single track that will pin you down with its beauty.
On the other hand, a positive AO and NAO combination typically supports a warmer pattern, with a storm track that will often go to our west.
They follow him in a wide curve, cutting a new track that will eventually lead us back to the place on the portage where, overnight, the wolves reduced a deer to a few scraps of hide.
Overall, a chilled track that will definitely help you keep focused.
