'will be terminated on' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when referring to an agreement or contract that has a specific end date, or when referring to an event or activity that will end on a certain date. For example, "The contract for services will be terminated on June 1, 2020."
And his right to buy into Chesapeake's wells, known as the Founder Well Participation Program, will be terminated on June 30 , 2014— 18 months ahead of schedule and without any compensation to him for giving up the privilege.
However, the service on those handsets will be terminated on January 31 , 2008
Calls will be terminated on Jajah's servers as part of their existing relationship.
Most of Digg's revenue comes from a three year ad deal with Microsoft, which will be terminated on a sale to Google.
After 20 May 2014, it will not possible to download the additional content, as the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection service will be terminated on that date.
The test will be terminated on the patients' symptoms or at the physicians' discretion.
Timothy Loehmann, the officer who fatally shot the 12-year-old boy in 2014 will be terminated for providing false information on his job application and omitting information about an "emotional breakdown" during a state qualification course, the Cleveland Police Department announced Tuesday.
When the ON operation is no longer necessary or suitable, the ON will be terminated.
On March 22, OnRamp will be "terminated permanently".
We have reached out to YouTube to check whether video uploaded via mobile from the opening ceremony by users on the ground will be terminated as well.
T-Mobile released a statement tonight announcing that all Sidekick data services will be terminated as of May 31st, promising anyone still on a 'Kick "an easy transition… to a new device".
