"shall clarify" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used as a polite way to indicate intention, and often follows a request for information. For example, "Please explain the issue further; I shall clarify the details."
"We shall clarify this later," he said.
These six kinds of cosmopolitanism are by no means mutually exclusive, and I shall clarify the relationships among them.
In this section we shall clarify why the formalism we have just presented gives rise to the measurement or macro-objectification problem.
Ongoing investigation of experience-dependent changes in avalanche repertoire shall clarify this issue.
We shall clarify the (somewhat unclear) relationship between adequacy, comprehensiveness, representativeness and effectiveness in Section IV.
Regardless, there is need for caution in this regard, and only further studies in mice and humans shall clarify this issue.
Such guidance shall further clarify that an institution of higher education that, in good faith, discloses education records or other information in accordance with the requirements of this chapter and section 1232g of this title (commonly known as the "Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974") shall not be liable to any person for that disclosure.
Before discussing the main results, we shall briefly clarify some important issues regarding methods applied in the present study.
Even though for both Avicenna and Henry thing (res) and being (ens) are primary notions (or rather intentions — intentiones — the sense of which we shall soon clarify), intentio de re seems to have a certain precedence over intentio de esse, at least logically, in virtue of its double indifference.
Although this issue shall be clarified by further investigation in the near future, these results are consistent with the recent reports of CD4+ Th lymphocytes‐mediated direct cytotoxicity against both HLA‐Class II expressing tumor cells and non‐expressing tumor cells.
We shall situate and clarify here the instructional design concepts used in an educational setting based on a "collaborative and problem based learning environment" applied to educational robotics.
