The phrase "and will be composed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the future formation or structure of something, such as a document, piece of music, or group.
Example: "The final report will be submitted next week, and will be composed of several key sections that outline our findings."
Alternatives: "and will consist" or "and will be made up".
If, on the other hand, the N cell response is not implemented in the posterior precursor cell, both secondary precursor cells will acquire a N-off pIIb identity and the organ will be composed exclusively of inner cells (Fig. 2A, bottom lineage).
To this end, different models of care and different district-based health teams will be composed, strengthened and deployed.
The British delegation will be led by Attorney General Lord Goldsmith and the Australian delegation will be composed of senior officials from that government's Attorney-Generals Department.
Award jury and deadline The award jury will be composed of experts from the sponsoring groups – UNICEF, Al Bayan and the Dubai Press Club – as well as seasoned media professionals, junior journalists and others.
They will need to operate in unattended mode and possibly in hostile environments, will be composed of a large number of 'replaceable' components discoverable at run-time, and will have to run on a multitude of unknown and heterogeneous hardware and network platforms.
Create your own business plan 5.2 Competitive Edge This company will have a competitive edge over both the larger and smaller firms because it will be composed of the new generation of architects which are fluent in the digital world.
Each side section (left and right) of the hood will be composed of three pattern parts that will need to be sewn together.
It is not clear whether a distinct reaction equilibrium can be practically reached and how the corresponding product spectrum will be composed of.
Basically, the challenge is to create Internet Interactive Television where the user/interest group, residing in a pervasive environment, corresponds to the TV program director who decides and/or influences what content(s) will be viewed, how it will be composed, presented and delivered.
