The phrase "a trunk that will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a trunk that has a specific function or capability.
Example: "I found a trunk that will keep all my clothes organized during the trip."
Alternatives: "a trunk capable of" or "a trunk designed to".
If a schefflera has several stems when it is a small plant, you can braid them into an interesting trunk that will remain braided as it grows.
If you can't install a trunk release, keep tools in your trunk that will help you pry open the latch or, at the very least, help you attract attention from passersby.
As the models, in thick woolens and body-conscious tailoring, walked through the "woods" — tree trunks that will be recycled into furniture — the Corneliani show expressed the spirit of modern men's fashion.
Louis Vuitton has a history of making special-order trunks: there was a trunk that transforms into a shower, and an iPod trunk commissioned by Karl Lagerfeld; a British lord had a trunk made for his special rubber ducky.
The trunk lines that will go in, perhaps as early as this summer, will be 230,000 volts, compared with the current 69,000-volt lines, requiring higher, stronger and sturdier poles to carry them.
At Fendi, "Transformations," by the Brussels-based Maarten de Ceulaer, proves that you can turn just about anything into furniture with his colorful leather cushion strips, which are nailed across a rudimentary picnic bench, a series of cut-wood blocks and a towering tree trunk that he'll fill as the week goes on, in an evocation of the company's signature Pequin pattern.
Perhaps more than any other production I've seen, it suggests that the first thud of axe against tree trunk is a blow for a revolution that will eventually sweep Madame Ranevskaya and her family into the oblivion they deserve.
When cutting a branch, do not cut it flush with the trunk; this will create a wide wound that will take longer to heal.
Placing dirt around the tree trunk above the root ball will cause the tree to grow in a way that will make it likely to fall over prematurely.
The prime minister will tell business leaders that hundreds of extra lane miles will be created on motorways and trunk roads as part of a "roads revolution" that will speed up journey times.
