The phrase "and narrative will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future plans or expectations regarding a narrative or story.
Example: "The final chapter is still being written, and narrative will be shaped by the characters' choices."
Alternatives: "and the story will be" or "and the narrative will unfold".
First, the data collected for each case study (such as field notes, documents, tabular materials, and narratives) will be compiled into a formal database [ 60, 84, 85].
All the editor or publisher really needs is the reassurance that there is an ending and that the narrative will be good.
If December 11th's hearing over a proposed crude oil transit terminal in Vancouver plays out like the two prior hearings over separate coal export terminals near Bellingham and Longview respectively, the narrative will be much the same.
As the Christmas sales take a dip and the fiscal cliff rise above us, a new narrative will be engineered and the old status quo will be protected.
Rossi is gunning for a rematch in 2008 and part of his campaign narrative will be, to quote Joe Jacobs, "We wuz robbed!" That's not why the state nailed Acorn.
As Charles Grant, the director of the Centre for European Reform thinktank put it: "Brexit is a momentous event in the history of Europe and from now on the narrative will be one of disintegration not integration".
After that, his narrative will be established, and other stories will capture our attention.
The emerging narrative will be inevitable and simplistic: An uninterested bust from four years ago, who found gold not in the color of any medals but in the color of his beer at the Turin Games, became a redemptive hero with a bronze medal in the men's downhill at the Vancouver Games.
Tax, trade and transparency, central pillars of David Cameron's "golden thread" narrative, will be high on the agenda.
Every nuance of the participants' narrative will be respected by transcribing pauses, silences and other non-verbal cues in the narratives.
