Sentence examples for will be established from from inspiring English sources
The phrase "will be established from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something will be created or set up based on certain information or criteria. Example: "The new policy will be established from the feedback gathered during the consultation process."
The relationship between transition probabilities and time will be established from trial data using survival analysis.
Initially a workforce profile will be established from workforce databases and a comprehensive survey of the Nurse Consultant workforce will be completed.
Initial operational definitions for codes will be established from the extant literature on RBV, the dimensions of which will be refined across the analysis in new organisational contexts and improvement challenges.
This National Implementation and Monitoring Platform will be established from representatives drawn from relevant stakeholders (Government line ministries, multilateral and bilateral donors, CSOs, women and youth associations and national federations, faith based organisations, and national associations) working towards the prevention and elimination of HTPs.
Several processes will be established leading from the summit.
Palestinians, he said, "want to know, for example, that a Palestinian state will be established five years from now, and where, and what is required from the Palestinian side to get there.
The new institute will be established with effect from August 2004, under the direction of Professor James Dunkerley, currently the Institute of Latin American Studies director.
The Zoey Michelle Belcher Irrevocable Trust will be established with contributions from the Hunt family, which owns the team, and Chiefs players, coaches and staff.
He added, "Without question, there will be established child molesters free from custody and allowed to go back into the communities from whence they came".
Contamination between trial arms will be established using descriptive statistics from the service mapping survey and follow-up trial questionnaires.
An independent data and safety monitoring committee, consisting of a nutritional expert/scientist, geriatrician and another specialist physician with experience on the drugs and therapeutics committee who are independent of the study investigations and unaware of the treatment assignments will be established and co-ordinated from the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
