The phrase "and undoubtedly it will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express certainty about a future event or outcome.
Example: "The project is well-planned, and undoubtedly it will succeed."
Alternatives: "and surely it will" or "and certainly it will".
All in all, tendon tissue engineering has now excellent foundations and enters the period of precision and translation to models with clinical relevance and we think undoubtedly it will remain the most promising step forward for better treatment of tendon injuries.
Undoubtedly, it will come in time.
Undoubtedly it will be a home for dissenting voices.
And Apple undoubtedly hopes it will be a big hit.
"It was his first and last home, and it will undoubtedly be mine as well," she said.
In the women's game, they have earned that respect and undoubtedly will demand it from Griner when she suits up against them.
It is specifically designed to travel over the mountains and sands of Afghanistan, and it will undoubtedly save many lives.
The rule, still being developed by the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC), is highly technical, but its effect will be to increase transparency and efficiency in share trading, and it will undoubtedly change the way stocks are traded in America.
Last year it was Nintendo NES Classics and Hatchimals that shoppers were willing to sell their souls to find, and this year it will undoubtedly be something else.
Although the e-governance approach still faces several technical, financial, and social issues in terms of its feasibility and public acceptability, it will undoubtedly play a significant role in respecting the flexible autonomy of research participants and lightening the future management load of researchers and REC members.
