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The phrase "is going to be inserted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the future action of adding something into a document, text, or other context. Example: "The new data is going to be inserted into the report by the end of the week."
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If the new N.C.A.A. president, Myles Brand, continues at this pace, before long the nickname Fire is going to be inserted between his first and last names.
It is going to be inserted parasitically in SVT to study its capabilities to improve data taking during the high luminosity CDF runs.
Therefore, if resistance to some product is going to be inserted into the strain, the attenuation effects in toxicity for that family of compounds has to be updated into the model.
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Our {insert your favorite reality show name - Survivor, Bachelor, Chopped, American Idol} winner is going to be running this country!
From Durban to Seattle, it turns out that users' desires were pretty basic: "a product that was going to be easy to use, easy to insert, stable during use", says Kilbourne-Brook.
It's going to come out and you are going to be like, "This is it?!" (insert dirty joke).
"The brands that try to insert themselves and insert their sales into the story are going to be called out for it".
So just by inserting myself into that arena I'm going to be dealing with a lot more static than almost any other area of culture (laughs).
When she told me she was going to be on The Voice this season, my first thought was "Halle- insert expletive)-lujaHalle- insert
Moreover, this paper is going to insert the post-modernists' views on situational analysis and make an improvement over Richards' (2001) proposal on situational analysis.
My Daughter: "Today is going to suck because I have (insert any activity) to do today at school".
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com