The phrase "are going to bridge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans or intentions to connect or link two things, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "We are going to bridge the gap between our two departments to improve collaboration."
Alternatives: "will connect" or "are set to link".
I don't think the removal of a few so-called non-jobs, a squeeze on suppliers and even the merging of back-office functions – which we're already doing in addition to our chief executive taking a pay cut two years ago – are going to bridge that gap.
"The idea we are going to bridge our freedom, our most basic inalienable right in order to not offend savages, is egregious, it is outrageous," she told Fox News.
"I'm mostly looking forward to how Emma and Snow White are going to bridge their relationship, the gap that has been these 28 years that Emma has gone motherless," Goodwin said.
"He believed that bringing Russell in was going to bridge over the different gaps".
The country waited to learn how the President was going to get the country out of the war, how he was going to stop the wave of crime, how he was going to do more for black people than any other President in history, and how he was going to bridge the credibility gap.
Attitude: Make choices around strategy, posture and culture and how you're going to bridge the gap between the current unacceptable environment and that envisioned in the future.
Once you identify the strategic options you are going to pursue to bridge the gap between your aspirational goals and current reality, you need to figure out how to bridge the operational and organizational gaps required by those strategic options.
Appearing with the Chinese president in Beijing in November, he sent a clear signal to the world that if we want to fix this problem, the two countries are going to have to bridge our differences and work together.
"Smart glasses are going to be the bridge between the physical and digital worlds," says Ballard. "The challenges in human computer interaction transcend industry.
If the students are going to start building bridges somewhere, the corner of 16th and Third sounds like as good a place as any.
But "because the water is hitting the bridge, they are going to have to reconstruct the bridge".
