The phrase "and will be resolved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a situation or issue is expected to be addressed or settled in the future.
Example: "The concerns raised during the meeting are being taken seriously, and will be resolved in due course."
Alternatives: "and will be addressed" or "and will be settled."
Call centre staff and supervisors all promise that the access problem is being investigated and will be resolved, but refuse to give an indication as to when, or to provide an explanation.
"I am delighted that all final status issues are on the table and will be resolved without any exceptions, and it's time for the Palestinian people to have an independent, sovereign state of their own".
Since then, officials of the Port Authority and the development corporation have maintained that their planning efforts are not in conflict and will be resolved early next year, after the most attractive effort of the architecture teams is combined with Mr. Eckstut's work on infrastructure.
In my view the problems facing the company today are short term and will be resolved.
The fate of previous democratic empires suggests that such a conflict is unsustainable and will be resolved in one of two ways.
"These issues can and will be resolved," the document says, noting that Depp and Heard are currently on different continents, making a restraining order unnecessary.
Risk of bias will be assessed by two independent review authors (YT and YH) and disagreements will be resolved by negotiation with a third review author (JG).
Data will be extracted independently by two review authors (YT and YH) and disagreements will be resolved by negotiation with a third author (JG).
The quality of the RCTs will be coded independently by YT and YH and disagreements will be resolved by consensus discussions.
Contact him through me, and all will be resolved - "I'll get in touch with them and fill them in", as he put it, delicately and menacingly.
