The phrase "as members will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that members are expected to act or respond in a certain way.
Example: "The committee will proceed with the decision as members will express their opinions during the meeting."
Alternatives: "as members are inclined" or "as members tend to".
Monday's luncheon, the 31st of its kind, came five days after the annual mailing of the Oscar ballots — the last instance of that public ritual, as members will vote electronically next year.
The R&A has since indicated that Open venues that refuse to admit women as members will no longer be allowed to host the championship, adding to Muirfield's isolation.
The Fashion Council Chooses Today, the 26-member board of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, a group claiming Diane Von Furstenberg, Calvin Klein and Carolina Herrera as members, will convene to select an executive director, and the man expected to be named is not a son of their own.
Later this year, the American Judicature Society, a research and educational organization with a number of judges as members, will consider a proposal for "innocence commissions," which would try to find out how and why the system fails, much as the National Transportation Safety Board reviews airplane crashes.
Those signing up as members will also get priority shipment and limited edition fascia on their blocks.
When you define it and share it publicly with your community, you can ensure that you have the right community, as members will celebrate your values if they share your views.
As many as seven and as few as four members will be selected.
Second, everyone who is issued a work permit, as well as their family members, will be furnished an identification card that cannot be counterfeited.
People who join the club as new members will receive a complimentary tour ticket.
As team members will attest, these methods and others have helped the group build trust and increase participation.
It's confusing to patrons, and you may inadvertently hurt morale as staff members will invariably feel they might not be working in the better of the two".
