"shall be included" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it to express that something needs to be included in a condition or agreement. For example: "All items listed on the inventory form shall be included in the sale."
"Meaningful and specific parts lists shall be included," it declares.
Section 101.68 (2)(d) expressly states that "[t]he votes on absentee ballots shall be included in the total vote of the county".
Only if speaker activity can be assumed quite likely, the occurring pattern shall be included into the reference pattern set.
This was concluded that Azam shall be included in future maize breeding program because of their short duration between days to silking and days to maturity.
The additional methods like LipoBridge technology (facilitates temporary opening of tight junctions of BBB) liposomal technology, angiopep (nineteen amino acids containing peptide vector) system shall be included [163].
A literature review was carried out to select preferred methods which shall be included in the updated OECD TG 305 along with a sampling schedule for lipid measurement in fish.
Gradually, though, even those who are more sceptical are gaining a better understanding, and it seems likely that we shall be including a specific chapter on this in the Treaty.
The personal data of those who are listed in the journal as targets or potential targets shall not be included, although names already in the public domain or where consent has been forthcoming may be.
However, another provision, Article 109, states that "proposals for amending elections law shall not be included in the work agenda of the National Assembly during the last year of the legislative term".
It specifically states that any consideration to be paid or received in a sale for employment, consulting, severance or other arrangement shall not be included in the determination of "equivalent consideration".
The law also provides that the newly hired workers shall not be included among the previously registered insured workers in the six-month period preceding the effective date of the regulation.
