The phrase "are set to be implemented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans or decisions that have been made regarding future actions or changes that will take place.
Example: "The new policies are set to be implemented next month to improve workplace efficiency."
Alternatives: "are scheduled to be put into effect" or "are planned to be enacted".
Two of the eight main housing providers the charity works with have taken preemptive action and announced that they no longer want to house under-21s, aware that plans to cut housing benefit for 18- to 21-year-olds are set to be implemented in 2017.
The changes are set to be implemented in April of next year.
The ratio changes are set to be implemented in England in September.
You can count on that". It remains to be seen whether McConnell can keep his word when the country hits its next predetermined political crisis deadline -- Jan . 15 when the continuing resolution funding the government expires and a new round of sequestration funding cuts are set to be implemented.
The protests appear to be working: an empty homes tax last week won the approval of city councillors and is set to be implemented next year.
TCM practitioners around the world are gearing up for Chapter 26, which is set to be implemented by WHO member states in 2022.
The rule was set to be implemented in the coming weeks, following a Supreme Court decision last week that gave jurisdiction of the matter to district courts," writes the Times.
The abolition of class 2 national insurance contributions — which apply to those earning more than £6,205 of profit each year — was set to be implemented in April this year but was delayed by 12 months.
It's set to be implemented today but the DOL has said it won't enforce the rule until January 1 , 2018
Though the government has reportedly dithered on the plan due to a recent uproar from businesses and lobbyists, a Treasury spokesman told Forbes.com on Wednesday that the policy was set to be implemented this April.
