The phrase "will be worsened" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something is getting worse over time. For example: "The effects of climate change on our planet will be worsened if we don't take action now."
The industry is also worried that its woes will be worsened by Brexit.
It is inevitable that this problem will be worsened if an outright ban were put in place.
Once we break from that group, that tendency to self-isolate culturally will be worsened, I'm afraid.
Critics will claim the prospects of these families will be worsened by the coalition's programme of public spending cuts.
This problem will be worsened if the costs imposed on too-big-to-fail institutions are too high.
The problems will be worsened by the fact that almost half of all workers were paid early in December.
"The law and order is not good and it will be worsening," he said.
"It will be worsening then to such an extent that it will seriously affect their business," he said.
The choice for drivers is simple: queue or pay.If roads continue to be operated as one of the last relics of a Soviet-style command economy, then the consequence will be worsening traffic jams and eventual Bangkok-style gridlock.
It could force other countries in the region like Mexico, Costa Rica and Panama to absorb the burdens of a humanitarian crisis that, in the long-term, will only be worsened by another wave of massive deportations from the U.S. Sure, the future wave of TPS deportees will not be made up of convicted criminals.
Impacts on ecosystems and biodiversity will also be worsened by additional warming.
