The sentence "will come late" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a variety of situations. For example, you could say: "I'm afraid I will come late to the meeting; traffic is really bad today."
He said he was far from completing the Bartman story, which will come late in the "30 for 30" cycle.
There's little to say about why this happened, except that it did, and that the end of the riots will come late for that boy.
Her in-built constituency, name recognition and ability to command wall-to-wall media attention mean that her decision can, and will, come late in the year.Plenty of other Republicans are contemplating a run.
But they are worried that two years from now, the two biggest parties to the party — New York State and New York City — will come late and lame to the festivities.
The next flashpoint over the NSA's powers will come late in 2017, when a major surveillance law permitting collection of Americans' international communications is set for expiration, the legal basis for the NSA's Prism programme which siphons information from the technology giants.
It's more likely your period will come late or skip than come early, Brandi said.
New choices will come late next year, when the Ford Escape HEV and a hybrid version of the Lexus RX330 go on sale.
Indeed, Mrs. Merkel's poll numbers point toward a victory for her Christian Democrats in elections that will come late next year.
10.35am BST It looks "pretty balanced as to whether the first interest rate hike will come late this year or early in 2015", says Howard Archer of IHS Global Insight.
This will come late this year, followed by a 95-HDR (High Data Rate) innovation which will ultimately accommodate megabit transmissions.
A few more navigation images will be taken next week, but the high-quality images that will signal the start of the science mission will come late this month, the scientists said.
