"will not undergo" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something will not experience a change or process in the future. Example: The old building will not undergo renovation due to its historical significance.
(He will not undergo cross-examination until Wednesday or Thursday).
The planned settlement means that the two sides will not undergo a scheduled hearing on Monday.
Contrary to popular belief, most young people attending the development service will not undergo physical intervention.
He will not undergo a normal return-to-play procedure now.
Pennington sprained a knee against the Ravens and his immediate future is clouded, even though he will not undergo surgery.
Lending "will not undergo a very dramatic drop, because still these projects are ongoing ones that need financing — and the crisis is not over yet," he said.
An additional 20 multi-food allergic participants and 20 non-allergic controls that will not undergo OIT, will be followed to help interpret immune mechanisms of OIT.
Recent figures offer some hope that America will not undergo a double-dip recession, but a lot depends on the resilience of the country's indebted shoppers.
Surgical intervention remains the gold standard for the treatment of nonmelanoma skin cancer; however, intralesional chemotherapy remains an option for well-selected patients who cannot or will not undergo surgery.
Finished goods, such as dresses, are those that will not undergo further processing and are ready for sale to the final user, either an individual consumer or a business concern.
The White House said that Mr. Trump will not undergo a psychiatric exam, and would not say if he would undergo other forms of cognitive testing that may screen for mental disorders, including dementia.
