"will be reaching out" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when you are taking the initiative to contact someone. For example, "I will be reaching out to my contacts to see if they have any job openings."
Now that we have these numbers, we will be reaching out yet again to V.A. to talk about this data, as will Pingree's office".
Over the course of the next six weeks, the network operators will be reaching out to citizens over the Internet and through gatherings in communities, in an effort to ease the level of resistance to the new power masts.
Should that continue, Mr. Menendez wrote that September, "Hispanic farmers and ranchers, and their supporters, will be reaching out to community and industry leaders outside of the Beltway in order to bring wider attention to this problem".
Our Dean of Students Office (DSO) has officially launched, and Dean of Students Katie O'Dair will be reaching out in the coming days to provide you with more information about this important transition that moves toward an integrated four year residential and co-curricular experience.
That doesn't seem like a quick fix, however, and In the meantime the company says it will be reaching out to clients to clarify settings and how they affect whether or not team names are visible to unauthenticated users.
And we'll be reaching out in the near term.
We'll be reaching out, and if groups want to reach out to us, that's great.
"We'll be reaching out to customers directly once future plans are set, but Tagtile as it exists today won't be part of what we do at Facebook," the company said in a blog post.
Instead, we'll be reaching out directly to folks in the venture, entrepreneurial, tech, academic, and artistic communities for their thoughts on how finance, science and industry are shaping the world of startups and the world at large.
I know I'll be reaching out to some special ladies this weekend.
