The phrase "as would be discussed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a topic or subject that is expected to be talked about or elaborated on later in the text or conversation.
Example: "The implications of the new policy will be significant, as would be discussed in the following sections of this report."
Alternatives: "as will be elaborated" or "as will be addressed".
But [contrary to speculation] I did not speak of this in the exhortation". The pope said marriage as a whole would be discussed in the coming months and many things would be examined in more detail and clarified.
He said issues such as insurance and financing would be discussed at a meeting of the school board on Tuesday.
During a joint appearance last August at the presidential palace in Mexico City, he stood passively as Trump said details would be discussed at a later date.
They said dividend policies would be discussed, as usual, at a regularly scheduled September board meeting.
In interviews, officials for both sides acknowledged that off-season testing would be discussed as part of those negotiations.
"If you take the De Jong tackle out – I thought that was a red card – other than that I don't think he's got much to really look back in anger at himself, because he's gone out, he's been tested to the absolute limit".Blatter added that the standard of refereeing in the tournament would be discussed as part of the debriefing process.
When Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught and Strathearn, visited Athens in March 1918, to confer the Order of the Bath upon the king, Alexander feared that a marriage between him and Princess Mary of the United Kingdom would be discussed as part of an attempt to consolidate the relationship between Greece and Britain.
He predicted that Slater's hiring, as well as how the university screens job applicants, would be discussed at an upcoming meeting of university trustees.
"The government will continue to ensure that the overall package is fair while also being affordable to taxpayers as a whole". She added next year's pay award would be "discussed and agreed" as part of the Budget process and through the official pay review bodies and would be "set out in due course".
He said the decision on proceeding with building the nuclear submarines would be passed in parliament but defence diversification would be discussed after that as part of Labour's review.
