The phrase "will not be halted" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used when describing a situation or action that will continue despite attempts to stop it. Example: "The construction of the new building will not be halted, despite numerous complaints from the community." In this example, "will not be halted" emphasizes that the construction will continue as planned, despite attempts to stop or delay it.
Yet they confidently assume that the forward march of market forces will not be halted.
For now, however, plans to continue with the delivery of four F-16 warplanes will not be halted, officials said.
Dealers will modify the Volts they have in stock but do not necessarily have to do so before selling them, so sales of the car will not be halted.
America has so many things working in its favour new sources of energy, a tolerant society, the world's most innovative companies that progress will not be halted by the federal government.
The Interior Secretary, Ken Salazar, who is heading the investigation into the Deepwater Horizon accident, says production will not be halted in the Gulf, which provides about 30% of America's 6.7m barrel-a-day output.
Eventually, the Marine officers have said, American hopes of creating stability in Iraq will necessitate a new attack on the city, this time one that will not be halted before it can succeed.
A few paragraphs further on, he tells his captain that people like them will not be able to halt the depredation of the planet.
The dollar fell on concern that two interest-rate cuts by the Federal Reserve will not be enough to halt the economic slowdown.
They warn that existing measures to save species, including planned marine reserves, will not be enough to halt the decline of the threatened species.
In his final speech, de Boer said: "As things stand now we will not be able to halt the increase of global greenhouse gas emissions in the next 10 years.
A decision is expected before the end of the year, and green groups are concerned that the amount devoted to environmental measures will not be enough to halt further declines in wildlife numbers.
