The phrase "will cease working" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe when something will stop functioning or operating. Example: "If you do not regularly maintain your car, it will eventually cease working and you will be left without transportation."
Netflix also said it will cease working with Spacey on its show House of Cards and is declining to release a film starring him.
These results run 100 percent contrary to Republican dogma, which is that tax increases, especially on the rich, do not yield additional revenue because people will cease working and investing, and the economy will stagnate.
But the fact that thousands of purchased files will cease working will give pause to organisations charged with creating public archives of published information - such as the British Library and, in the US, the Library of Congress.
However, the community component of the Evertoon product will be removed, and older versions of the app will cease working on the cut off date.
We knew the day was coming, but it's probably worth pointing out all the same: Mobile personal assistant app Donna will cease working tomorrow, about one month after the company behind it — Incredible Labs — was acqui-hired by Yahoo.
Either way, it's highly unlikely major brands will cease working with celebrities any time soon.
But Brad Smith, president of Microsoft, has said the company will not cease working with the Defense Department, a business relationship that he said dates back decades.
Nicolas Gramlich says he will likely cease working on his navigation application, AndNav, if Google extends its service to Europe.
Lower Mill ceased working in 1968.
A few devices running server based services to the internet will cease to work.
Doctors envisage a time, when, if nothing is done, the drugs will cease to work at all.
