The phrase "this will be rectified" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to suggest that a problem will be fixed or put right. For example, "We apologize for the mistake. This will be rectified as soon as possible."
"But I am sure this will be rectified soon".
Yet, most of this will be rectified as the build-out in our largest oilfield continues to catch up.
Maybe this will be rectified with the upcoming Amazon on-demand player, or even the new AppleTV, but for now, the following should temporarily satisfy all you binge-watchers.
"We probably should have won the game but we didn't and I'm hoping that will be rectified in this game".
The women's team were not given screen in 2009 or 2013, but hopefully that will be rectified if they travel to the Netherlands in July 2017.
Based on the pilot, we just don't know him or his motivations as well, and hopefully that will be rectified in the next few episodes.
Players and staff at the Hampshire club were not paid their wages for April and Scott is hopeful that will be rectified.
"We are confident this error will be rectified by the appeals court," Ms. O'Leary said.
"For someone to get right in the middle of the action is I think a bit alarming and a bit concerning and hopefully after this it will be rectified".
If a pregnant breast cancer patient does not receive chemotherapy of similar efficacy to that received by nonpregnant patients, should it be assumed that this deficiency will be rectified in the post-partum period – or would it be better to defer the entire treatment regimen until after delivery, at which time a more concentrated and intensive approach could plausibly improve survival benefits?
It will likely be splotchy and show the original color through the paint, but this problem will be rectified with a second coat of paint.
