The phrase "and instruments that will" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to tools or devices that are intended to perform a specific function or action.
Example: "We will provide the necessary resources and instruments that will help you achieve your goals."
Alternatives: "and tools that will" or "and devices that will".
The paper describes the baseline design of a visible light telescope and instrument that will meet the mission requirements.
Now we are able to work on new technologies and new instruments that will allow us to put the body in the condition to heal itself.
In a joint statement published Wednesday in French daily Le Monde, mayors from 26 European cities — including Rome, Athens, Madrid, Geneva, and Stockholm — said they had "decided to join forces and strengthen the instruments that will lead us toward the energy and environmental transition".
This is why, we, the European capitals and metropolises that represent more than 60 million inhabitants and have significant investment capacity (€2tn GDP), have decided to join forces and strengthen the instruments that will lead us toward the energy and environmental transition.
And complex financial instruments that will pay out if the United States defaults have become twice as expensive to buy as they were at the start of the year.
As for Mr. Glass, the sale has helped him buy new equipment for his studio, including a sitar and various vintage instruments, that will help him as he starts a new phase in his career.
Making use of a discarded telephone cable running between California and Hawaii, researchers have been able to provide power and communication to instruments that will monitor everything from earthquakes to whale clicks.
With the continuing development of new technologies, we shall witness more and more new instruments that will require assessment using similar protocols to those used for medications.
Therefore, we suggest 96 samples as a current practical maximum for plastome multiplexing using this targeted enrichment method, but we encourage approaches to expand the number of multiplexed samples beyond 96, particularly to take advantage of the capacity of the HiSeq and other newer instruments that will continue to grow sequencing capacity.
The development community would be wise to note this change -- and to focus on new financial instruments that will help businesses and governments mitigate risk and make new investments.
