The phrase "which will be created" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to describe something that you plan to create in the future. For example: "We have outlined an ambitious plan for the project, which will be created by the end of the year."
One and Other is a work of art which will be created by the general public.
But what wonderful preparation for the World Cup this was, a vibrant intensity and atmosphere which will be created again come September.
The force, which will be created Thursday by a United Nations Security Council resolution, is likely to expand to 5,000 troops from several countries, still unspecified.
Salvaged pieces of the NCR building will be incorporated in the exhibit, which will be created by Dayton History, a collaboration of area historic societies and preservationists.
Wal-Mart's goal is to have other retailers eventually adopt the indexing system, which will be created over the next five years.
The names of the 243 American winners, including Roosevelt, would be engraved on the monument, which will be created by Sivert Lindbloom, a Swedish artist.
But the specifics on which jobs will be created and which jobs will become obsolete are still unknown to experts and city leaders.
Strategic choices that are made now will have significant implications for the ways in which knowledge will be created and shared in the future.
The same information exchange mechanism is used for all network services, independent of which packet type will be created and which communication interface will be used.
Bentley has partnered with Breitling for the Mulliner Tourbillon, of which only two will be created a month, each according to the owner's specifications -- and the face can even match the car's paint.
The optimum mixture(s) will then be subjected to field trials, scheduled to begin in 2016, in which test cells will be created at CLL.
