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The phrase "will be placed to" is correct and can be used in written English
It is a passive phrase that means something will be put or positioned in a certain place or situation. It is often used in future tense to describe an action or event that will happen. Example: The new statue will be placed to greet visitors at the entrance of the museum. In this sentence, the statue is the subject and "will be placed to greet visitors" is the action that will happen in the future.
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We also found a seat-like boulder that will be placed to enjoy the magnificent view at their Oxfordshire home.
One to watch Blue Jack Stuart WilliamsShowedwed signs of life at Lingfield yesterday and will be placed to advantage by his new trainer soon.
It is unclear how and when the money will be distributed to the transitional government, and what oversight mechanism will be placed to monitor it.
The ambitious Perala believes they will be placed to qualify for the Champions League within a decade, although Amokachi hopes to have achieved a lifelong goal of his own by then.
The new barriers will be placed to the inside of the raised curb along the roadway, so a vehicle would hit that before it reached the curb; they will run about 2,000 feet in each direction at the three viaducts, a person briefed on the plan said.
Then, these operations will be placed to the end of the transaction and be considered as heavily contended operations again.
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Posters and roll ups will be placed at the workplace to remind participants to answer.
The pink neon installation will be placed at the entrance to the London fashion week tents.
But there will be places to eat, as in other national parks.
Other countries will be growing faster than us, and so there will be places to invest more attractive than gilts.
Nearly wall-size, the windows will be surrounded by faceted moldings; the sills will be places to sit.
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