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The phrase "will supposedly arrive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an expected event or arrival that is based on hearsay or assumption rather than confirmed information. Example: "The package will supposedly arrive by the end of the week, but I haven't received any tracking updates."
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The lineup will include three new programs: "Evacuate Earth" (Sunday night), a two-hour thought experiment in how we might vacate the planet, should a rogue star head our way; and "The Mayan Apocalypse 2012" and "Maya Underworld: The Real Doomsday" (both on Monday night), about the prophesied cataclysmic events that will supposedly arrive less than three weeks from now.
One final detail shared about the upcoming iWatch, whose development still hasn't even been acknowledged by Apple itself – it will supposedly arrive in the fourth quarter, according to the NYT's sources.
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Romantic legend used to attribute the forts to Welsh Indians who supposedly arrived centuries before Christopher Columbus reached the Caribbean.
In January, an IMF delegation will arrive, supposedly just to check numbers.
It operates silently and will supposedly be power efficient.
That will supposedly establish perfect posture.
They will supposedly retail anywhere from $100 to $150.
The money will supposedly go to developing the service.
The consumer service will supposedly launch publicly sometime early next year.
They will supposedly be introduced in the next few weeks.
The money will supposedly go into developing the service.
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