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Discover LudwigThe phrase "will become required" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is going to be mandatory in the future. Example: "Starting next year, certain safety protocols will become required for all employees."
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Obviously, such preclinical assessments will become required once safe, brain penetrant 5-HT4 agonists will have been designed to conduct clinical trials.
This book will become required reading for economists, business studies students, architects, urban planners, sociologists – and more than a few novelists and essayists.
This book will become required reading for the present-day Labour party as it tears itself apart in a desperate attempt to redefine a credible socialism for the 21st century.
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Instead, this grade will become "requires improvement"; a far more brusque verdict.
Subject to consultation, the satisfactory grade will become "requires improvement".
In contrast, the further away ρ is from 1, the more significant interfering terms βi,j[ q] will become, thus requiring MLD for acceptable performance.
Air and oil filters will become blocked requiring frequent replacement.
Centralized systems requiring frequent transport of goods and people will become less sustainable, requiring a re-thinking of the optimal organization of the health system overall.
The full European Parliament is set to vote on the telecommunications package on Wednesday; if it is approved, the legislation will become a directive, requiring E.U. governments to implement it into law.
Eventually, patients will become refractory and require chemotherapy.
It makes a cool noise when you pop it with the palm of your hand, however, the mouthpiece will become stuck and require a special tool to unstick it.
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