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The phrase "will be living" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to describe a future continuous action or state of existence. Example: "Next year, I will be living in a new city for my job."
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It will be living, lived-in history.
Who else will be living with you?
They will be living together.
You and I will be living in different cities.
"Tomorrow he will be living among us anonymously.
Just imagine the squalor they will be living through.
They will be living in the middle of demolition.
I believe we will be living together with Arabs".
"The Israelis will be living in a sea of Arabs.
I will be living here during the week.
That does not, of course, mean that anything will be living in them.
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