"will initially involve" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe future actions or plans that will take place before something else occurs. Example: The project will initially involve researching potential suppliers and then creating a detailed budget plan.
That will initially involve building hybrids but eventually will entail battery or hydrogen-powered cars.
The internet service and helpline will initially involve 2,000 people in call centres giving out advice and prescribing antiviral drugs such a Tamiflu and Relenza.
The meetings, which were first reported on Thursday in The Wall Street Journal, will initially involve a small group of clerics, then expand to include others.
Although it will initially involve only 15% of the output of the Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph, it is an acknowledgement that readers should pay for its journalism and, more importantly, that its journalism is worth paying for.
Vice President Al Gore is expected to outline the effort, which will initially involve NSF and at least three other agencies, later this week.
Jason goes on to explain that the private beta will initially involve only a small number of people but will grow with time.
Michael Larner, senior analyst at public sector market intelligence firm Kable, said that it would be interesting to know how the remaining SE7 authorities view the arrangement, as it will only initially involve Surrey and East Sussex.
The Swiss-based marque have appointed the homegrown Simona de Silvestro as an affiliated driver, which will see the 25-year-old initially involved in a preparation programme with the team.
Both of these tales initially involved two willing partners.
Therefore, we will initially focus on involving the EDRN community and other specific cancer researcher groups such as Alliance of Glycobiologists (http://glycomics.cancer.gov/) in our initial community annotation efforts.
A lot of what happens initially involves the question of whether a newcomer will be allowed to join.
