The phrase "as will be true" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something will be the case or valid in the future, often in a conditional or hypothetical context.
Example: "If we follow this plan, as will be true for many successful projects, we can achieve our goals."
Alternatives: "as will be the case" or "as will be evident".
As will be true on Sunday, the atmosphere on 3 May 2005 was particularly memorable.
But before the digital revolution turned them into victims, the Band were the fortunate beneficiaries of an earlier age of cultural production, as will be true of any group of artists who make it.
As will be true of all studies comparing a test performed at different endocrine units, differences between study cohorts always limit the generalization of any findings to other centres where patients and the diagnostic approaches can vary.
"Whether we succeed or fail as as startup, it will be true that every year that goes by individual servers will become more and more powerful, and the ability to crawl and index the useful info on the Web will actually become more and more affordable," says Annau. "Every startup is a hypothesis about some efficiency in the market that they perceive," he adds.
If a, b, and c are all spatially extended and made up of the same kind of completely homogenous and non-atomistic stuff K, then if 'is-K' is true of the mass individuals as and bs, then it will be true of their join, as well as true of every proper part of all joins and mass individuals that we started with.
I suspect that will be true as long as there's fee-for-service and the incentives are what they are.
Yet, according to (1) and (2), it is sufficient but not necessary: "Snow is white" will be true as long as it corresponds to some fact or other.
Assuming (D1) and (D2) he went on to define the possible as "that which either is or will be true" and the necessary as "that which, being true, will not be false".
Miller sounds as if he hopes that will be true.
These prompts can help you generate ideas for your statement: What do you hope will be true as a result of your work?
If the punning survives the translators, perhaps the same will be true as the film opens now in Britain and in America next year.
