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'have to be calculated' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing something that needs to be carefully considered or accounted for. For example, "The overall cost of the project will have to be calculated before any decisions can be made."
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Many records have to be entered manually into computer systems, he said, and benefits have to be calculated individually for every applicant.
In every optimization cycle, the electromagnetic field and particle trajectories have to be calculated.
Region-based features have to be calculated separately for each analysis window.
Social security contributions have to be calculated both on in-kind and in-cash payments.
Thus, the weights have to be calculated according to a preprocessed image.
Thus those two kinds of weights component have to be calculated in each aggregation pass.
In hot strip mills, initial controller set points have to be calculated before the steel bar enters the mill.
Some firms are standing by, unwilling to divulge a number that might have to be calculated differently next year.
However, this only applies to few parameters that have to be calculated "endogenously" in order to meet the targets.
Drift, height and tide corrections are the standard correction factors that have to be calculated in the gravity measurement.
In TCM, the permeances between relevant tooth contours (TCs) have to be calculated as a function of rotor position.
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have to be estimated
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have to be accumulated
have to be categorized
have to be located
have to be reminded
have to be corralled
have to be recalibrated
have to be thoughtful
have to be adapted
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com