The phrase "will be constructed in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to indicate that something is going to be constructed or built in a certain place. For example: "The new bridge will be constructed in the city of Boston."
A series of arch dams of about 300-m high are being under construction and will be constructed in the severe seismic regions of western China for flood mitigation and clean energy supply.
Instead, it will be constructed in nine segments, two in Korea and the rest in Europe.
A new garage will be constructed in front of Terminal 5.
Given that so much high-speed rail infrastructure will be constructed in the north across the next 15-20 years, the potential for northern regions is enormous.
Then, a pair of high-rise buildings — one containing offices, the other a new hotel with 700 rooms — will be constructed in its place.
Zapata's studio recently unveiled the design for the Phoenix Stadium in Haiti, a project that will be constructed in phases beginning late next year.
For the 2012 season, new walls will be constructed in three areas of the outfield to substantially diminish the outfield's overly large dimensions.
Radiation levels directly over the sarcophagus are too high for the arch to be built over it, so the structure will be constructed in two pieces, then moved over the site on rails.
As staged by Amon Miyamoto, it will feature a hanamichi, a raised path between the stage and the audience borrowed from Kabuki, that will be constructed in Avery Fisher Hall.
Vacancies are being filled, including one by the Bank of Smithtown, and an Applebee's restaurant has been proposed for a new 6,000-square-foot 6,000-square-foot 6,000-square-footn the parking lot.
Essimi Menye, Cameroon's Minister of Agriculture, hopes more solar-powered water distribution projects will be constructed in neighbouring northern Nigeria, Niger and Chad to minimis e water-related diseases.
