"will foresee" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is the future tense form of "foresee," which means to predict or anticipate. It is often used to indicate something that is expected to happen in the future. Example: I believe that with proper planning, we will foresee any potential problems and be able to resolve them before they arise.
By play's end, an apparent pleasantry like "hello, mummy" comes to resemble a loaded emotional gun, though to say much more would be to reveal the arc of a narrative whose ending, I suspect, many will foresee.
Mr. Shnayder, of Citizens Bank, also said that the documentation requirements can go "overboard". But borrowers can avoid running into problems by seeking out an experienced mortgage professional who will foresee potential pitfalls and work around them, he said.
Furthermore, graduates from narrow programmes who find a job in their domain will be paid better, will be more satisfied, will foresee better career opportunities, and will be more likely to have a job at their level than those from broader programmes who find a job in their domain.
He clearly wants to end the arrangement, but you know he never will: "I foresee terrible trouble, but I stay here just the same".
The way this institution operates against its own people provides a preview of the future that both American and Israeli officials will now foresee for Palestinians in the occupied territories: a future that is constricted, controlled, and void of sovereignty and self-determination.
These sensors will be either specifically dedicated to activity recognition, or they will be foreseen for other uses yet can be repurposed for activity recognition (e.g., proximity infrared sensors are typically used to turn on lighting automatically but can be repurposed to detect static postures from dynamic movement [8]).
The movie's highlight, if that is the right word, consists of the dinner itself, a foursome for the two couples, which, like a mirthless farce, goes as wrong as every viewer will have foreseen.
Thus, if the theorist succeeds, he fails: since the more powerful the model constructed, the less possibility will be foreseen in it for any form of human resistance, any chance of structural transformation.
For the investigator three main phases will be foreseen: enrolment of a new patient (at the screening visit), randomisation procedure (at the basal visit), further data insertion of a randomised patient's data (at the follow-up visits).
We will most certainly run into all kinds of obstacles, and the ones I foresee will probably involve other countries and how fast we are able to procure information from abroad.
While Massive Dynamic offers its computing resources to identify possible buildings of similar mass, Walter implores Olivia (Anna Torv) to recall her childhood Cortexiphan-induced ability to see objects from the alternate universe, believing she will be able to foresee which building will be affected and warn everyone in time.
