The phrase "will soon be published" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something (e.g. a book, an article, or other work) is about to be released to the public. For example: "My new novel will soon be published; I'm very excited to share it with the world."
His family hopes the book will soon be published.
She also collaborated on a childrens book with her husband, Gary, which will soon be published.
Studies with similar results involving monkey viruses related to H.I.V. will soon be published.
Last year, Sunstein gave the Storrs Lectures at Yale on the topic, which will soon be published as a book called "Nanny Statecraft".
Many were discovered by the historian Elad Ben-Dror, whose book on the Unscop role in the Arab-Israeli conflict will soon be published.
[C4.] Genetic Corn Risk Found Negligible Genetically modified corn poses a "negligible" risk to monarch butterflies, according to a series of papers that will soon be published.
We will soon be publishing the responses from the Open Data consultation (on data.gov.uk) which took place in 2011.
Chronic illnesses, like diabetes, arthritis and heart disease, can have a strong negative effect on mood, said Dr. Waite, who will soon be publishing a study on the subject.
For those who missed any of the instalments, King's publishing company, Philtrum Press, will soon be publishing the first six parts in ebook format for $7 each.
Khan intends to change the London Plan and, in the meantime, will soon be publishing supplementary planning guidance reflecting how he will seek to pursue his goals in the context of a document that currently enshrines Johnson's.
Shelley is in the final stages of her research, and will soon be publishing the results of her in-depth re-examination of this beast from the dawn of modern mammals.
