The phrase "area it will become" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a future state or transformation of a specific area, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The area it will become after the renovation is still under discussion."
Alternatives: "the area it will transform into" or "the area it is destined to be".
Yes raccoons thrive in urban areas, but it will become a nuisance to other people.
Covering an area of 220sqkm, it will become the largest protected area in Switzerland, as well as the country's second national park.
Because NERD is perceived as an area with unmet needs, it will become a major target for new therapeutic approaches and novel antireflux medications.
If Israel keeps all the settlements and the Arab areas around them, demographically it will become an apartheid state or a non-Jewish state.
At the same time, he has steadily been erasing the Green Line that separated Israel from the West Bank and its 2.5 million Palestinians — with the help of Trump's ambassador to Israel — making it increasingly unlikely that Israel will ever separate itself from that area and increasingly likely that it will become a binational state in which Jews will enjoy rights that Palestinians will be denied.
The longer you spend in one area overlapping circles, the darker it will become.
"My prediction is that it will become an area that excludes people from East London who are on low incomes, and the working class people will not feel part of the Olympic legacy," Mr. Robbins said.
Increasingly, sites and blogs allow people to comment on what they read there and your blog will become more than just one person pontificating in a corner, it will become an area for debate or discussion.
Choose an area that truly interests you, or it will become tedious.
Most people agree that an upward trend in temperature will cause much more coral bleaching; others suggest that while reefs may die in certain areas, other areas will become habitable for corals, and new reefs will form.
