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The phrase "will enter into service" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically means that something or someone will begin working or being used in a particular capacity. Example: The new submarine will enter into service next month, after extensive testing and crew training.
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The airline's first Boeing 787 Dreamliner will enter into service this month.
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As the technology ramps up the system will become highly interconnected and less bordered, third-party service providers will enter into the mix offering new web-based portals for managing energy use.
"Experience will enter into it," Torre said of his decision.
The suspension of these sanctions will enter into force today".
It will enter into the history of the city".
They will enter into yet another cycle of violence".
In the afternoon the cardinals will enter into the Conclave".
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"Should such systems enter into service, they will at all times be under the control of highly trained military crews on the ground," it said in a statement.
Meanwhile, Bombardier of Canada, one of the more established manufacturers in this market segment, will be hoping to build more customer momentum for its C-Series, seating 100 to 148, which it expects to enter into service in 2013.
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