The phrase 'will soon be changed' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that something is expected to be altered in the near future. For example, "The company's policies will soon be changed to reflect the current situation."
On Tuesday, the Home Office was told by the ACMD of this oversight, and hopefully the regulations will soon be changed to allow ketamine to be used optimally.
Potted plants will also decorate the room, Mr. O'Grady promises, and out in the lobby the black plastic counter encircling the receptionist's station will soon be changed for a green marble one, matching the green in the new carpet.
(The name will soon be changed, according to Swinney).
But if it is another kind of file, it just starts downloading right away (this will soon be changed to also first take you to a landing page).
Now based in Cuba, she has turned the same critical eye toward Cuban society, capturing a way of life that will soon be changed irrevocably.
However, this situation will soon be changed due to the recent advent of next-generation sequencing (NGS) technologies such as Roche/454 and Illumina/Solexa sequencing platforms.
Note that due to the way Chrome works today, the extension won't function in the exact same way the Firefox add-on does, at least not in its early stages, but Palant hopes that there will soon be changes that will allow the team to make the extension more robust.
It will probably soon be changed to say "Good evening, this is the Partridge Island Light: you have just thrilled to the sound of our passionate fog warning, as given by Floyd McNamee.
Fast food service is just one industry that will soon be dramatically changed by automation.
Mr. Castro's government has also announced that there will soon be other changes.
There will soon be a change of the guard at Radio 3. Roger Wright, who has presided over the station with skill and sureness for the past 15 years, is heading east to run the Aldeburgh festival.
