The phrase "and will be certain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a future assurance or guarantee about something.
Example: "If we follow this plan, we and will be certain of achieving our goals."
Alternatives: "and will be sure" or "and can be confident".
Nestler pointed out that most women with PCOS are obese and hence will be certain to have IR and that there is no simple method to determine insulin sensitivity in an office setting, so that he felt the correct question is whether any variable predicts whether a woman will or will not respond to insulin sensitizer treatment.
Martial helpfully pointed out where you could buy these marvels: "So that you are not ignorant of where I am on sale, and don't wander aimlessly through the whole city, I will be your guide and you will be certain: look for Secundus, the freedman of learned Lucensis, behind the threshold of the Temple of Peace and the Forum of Pallas".
And I will be certain to see whatever they do next.
Now, Sebelius' only consolation is that Sunflower has agreed to generate 20percentt of its power from renewable sources by 2020, and that there will be certain incentives, according to the AP, for consumers to use wind and solar power.
It will be tough, but through rigorous coordination and preparation my comrades will be certain to torch every last backup and redundancy so all user data will be lost forever.
It's that our infrastructure is crumbling and all our investment money is being borrowed from our children and spent so that the poor, the unemployed and the union pensioners will be certain to get paid.
St. John of Nepomuk was martyred here and, by rubbing his likeness, you will be certain to visit Prague again.
There will be certain personalities and brands that find this to be a market you cannot buy your way into but you must fit the profile of the audience.
