The phrase "and verification will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the process of confirming or validating something in the future.
Example: "The final step in the process is the review, and verification will be conducted by the quality assurance team."
Alternatives: "and validation will be" or "and confirmation will be".
The new system will rely on a single measure of income in every state, not by age, sex or parental status, and verification will be made by automatic links to federal tax and immigration databases.
Simulation and verification will be done in Section 7. At last, we conclude our work in Section 8.
Thus, if we use an on-the-fly model checker, such as PAT [11], the composition and verification will be processed in an on-the-fly manner, as well.
Centers using more strict or more lenient lateralization indices may well show apparent differences in the proportions of patients deemed unilateral and verification will be limited to those who actually undergo adrenalectomy.
Protocol eligibility and consent verification will be tracked and separated from individual subject data.
Automated email acknowledgment of submission will be provided, and manual verification will be made a few days after submission.
Details about this study and experimental verification will be presented at the conference.
Washington is seeking the "complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearisation" of the North and stresses that verification will be key.
We present a MFA protocol, in which user's hashed password and fingerprint data verification will be performed using following three phases.
Several novel reactor configurations with co- and countercurrent flow in the reaction zone will be discussed by numerical simulation and an example for experimental verification will be presented.
I can imagine a time when asking for a Lenstag verification will be standard practice when buying and selling used gear, and I'm sure other photographers would appreciate the peace of mind that could come along with that.
