The phrase "and ultimately be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a final outcome or result in a process or series of events.
Example: "The goal of this project is to improve efficiency and ultimately be recognized as a leader in the industry."
Alternatives: "and eventually become" or "and finally be".
We believe easing the restrictions would promote competition and ultimately be good for consumers," he said.
"We fully expect each of the individuals charged today will vigorously dispute the allegations and ultimately be vindicated".
Don't you think General Manager Mike Tannenbaum is the one who should be held responsible and ultimately be replaced?
He also said that they would undermine Mrs. Astor's intentions, create a conflict of interest for Mrs. de la Renta and ultimately be contrary to law.
Mr. Feinberg is also directed to consider how the pay plans reflect the company's ability to remain competitive and ultimately be able to repay the government.
Fans of the consumption tax said it would save ordinary taxpayers billions of dollars, eliminate the wasteful gaming of current rules and ultimately be more fair.
The suit filed in state district court asks that the ordinances not be enforced during protests in August and ultimately be declared void.
We don't just want to survive in the Premiership, we want to move on into the top end of the Premiership and, ultimately, be competing in Europe.
"It would be something I would love to do and ultimately be regarded as No. 1 according to the rankings and so forth.
"By working more closely with our suppliers, we believe that we will be able to introduce innovations into the market more quickly and ultimately be more competitive".
They say a new city would need money for lawyers, accountants, city buildings and other services now provided by the county, and ultimately be forced to raise taxes.
