The phrase "and I will involve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing an intention to include someone in a process or activity.
Example: "I have a great idea for the project, and I will involve the entire team in the planning stages."
Alternatives: "and I will include" or "and I will engage".
"I am going to continue to remain involved on the nation [sic] stage because the issues are so consequential and I will be involved in shaping the debate," Bachmann said, according to WCCO.
"We will be as radical as we need to be to achieve the changes we need to improve the performance of the organisation and I think that will involve a greater involvement with the private sector in some way," he said.
Paul Ryan and I will never be involved for a multitude of reasons.
I've gone from being an advocate to being an activist where it benefits the cause of wrongful convictions, and I will periodically get involved in elections on behalf of bona fide anti-wrongful conviction candidates who possess the knowledge and know-how to get things done.
"And that will involve human lives".
Perhaps Bill and I will want to get involved with the Clinton Foundation again, or perhaps we'll just let it permanently be absorbed by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation forever.
The review will be overseen by the inspector general of the intelligence community, I. Charles McCullough III, and will involve his counterparts at the Department of Justice, the Central Intelligence Agency and the Department of Homeland Security, officials said.
Passing and shooting tasks will involve accurately hitting targets, while dribbling will involve an obstacle course.
"We have a very strong special ops capability," Mr. White told reporters, "and I'm sure this campaign will involve them".
I know you will respect the privacy of the people involved, and I will not try to say what I told her.
