The phrase "which will be implemented" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Here is an example sentence: "The new software update, which will be implemented next month, promises to improve the overall user experience."
She also provided technical advice on the implementation of a pilot project based on the new laws, which will be implemented in Sverdlovsk raion in Bishkek.
Public consultation on the proposals, which will be implemented in 2010, ended last week.
Despite such challenges, Uganda stands to gain much from the policy, which will be implemented by the summer of 2014.
TfL announced plans to introduce contactless technology in October last year, the first phase of which will be implemented next spring on buses.
It would be a mistake to refuse devolved powers on the basis that those powers entail cuts, which will be implemented with or without devolution.
TfL announced plans in October last year to introduce contactless technology, the first phase of which will be implemented next spring on buses.
The panel cited failures and inadequacies in several procedural areas and made six recommendations, all of which will be implemented by UT Austin.
That reorganization, which will be implemented by a detailed plan that Microsoft itself will prepare, would separate into different, independent companies Microsoft's monopoly operating systems (the Operating Sytems Business) and its other businesses (the Applications Business).
The winners list features nine, largely environmental projects which will be implemented from January, their total cost just shy of €20m (the amount allocated for the year 2014-2015).
"We have identified a number of learning points from this incident, many of which have already been implemented as a result of the investigation and others which will be implemented over time.
She said the landmark health care law, which will be implemented in phases, is among the reasons voters elected Democrats and should be a central part of the party's argument.
