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The phrase "it will command" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a future action or ability of something or someone to control or influence others. Example: "With its towering height and impressive features, the new skyscraper will command attention from all who pass by."
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It will command a unified security force.
Now, it will command a market value of roughly $6 billion.
It will command an even stronger presence among the Hartford area's many rich, cultural institutions".
Hosted by the National Press Club and broadcast on the ABC, it will command a big audience.
If the new government looks like it will command a clear majority or can form a stable coalition, things may calm down.
How much of a consensus it will command, and whether it will guide the region back to growth, remain to be seen.* "After the Washington Consensus: Restarting Growth and Reform in Latin America".
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"Big", of course, is relative: Likud, it seems, will command less than a quarter of the Knesset seats.
Zvezda will not only provide living quarters for the initial crews to run the station, it also will command the station's position in space and control all electrical, computer, communications and flight systems for the complex.
"Van Gaal is a fantastic manager who has been there and done it and will command respect".
MillerCoors, as it will be known, will command some 29% of the American market.
Diplomats have yet to agree on how large the force will be, who will command it and which nations, European and Islamic, will contribute.
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