will be creating vs will be to create

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Will be creating' is used to talk about a future action that will happen, while 'will be to create' is used to express an intention or plan for the future. It's important to understand the difference in meaning to choose the correct phrase.

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will be creating

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to talk about a future action that will happen.

This phrase is used to indicate an action that is planned or expected to happen in the future.

Examples:

Tomorrow, I will be creating a new presentation for the meeting.
She will be creating a beautiful painting for the art exhibition next month.

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Otherwise, we will be creating new structures which are basically encumbered with past mistakes.
In addition, by abandoning the rules of fair economic competition we will be creating a jungle.
Another point I would like to deal with relates to the continuity we will be creating between the European, national and regional levels.
As long as there is, we will be creating an effective Magna Carta of rights and freedoms, as well as, obviously, security for the citizens.
By making it easier for men and women to harmonise work with family life we will be creating at the same time a more effective response for Europe to the challenges of globalisation and an ageing population.
If we slide away from the common position and try to divide the recycling costs, we will be creating a loophole: we will not have created a rational, clear system in which the division of responsibilities is in order.
I will be creating your wedding feast.
Rossum will be creating their own laws.
As a result of that we will be creating a virtuous circle of investment.
If you kill Trask... you will be creating countless more just like him.
I would add that according to Commission forecasts, Europe will be creating four million jobs in the three years between 1997 and 1999.
It seems to us that Mrs Malmström will be creating a sort of homeland security office.
In the Netherlands, too, a large number of cities will be creating environmental zones, and this scheme is also under discussion in other Member States.
Let us say yes', because with the euro we will be creating a major international currency which will strengthen Europe's position around the world.
With this legislation, Europe will be creating clear, transparent and fair rules for registering, assessing, authorising and, where necessary, restricting the use of chemicals.
Secondly - and this is actually contradictory - we will be creating a new way of bringing the GMOs that are permitted back under this legislation.
If Bulgaria and Romania are subject to more criteria than other EU Member States in order to join the Schengen area, then we will be creating double standards.
We think that this should be carried out in consultation with both sides of industry and workers' representatives, otherwise we will be creating insurmountable obstacles to the objectives we are pursuing.
Another very important test of this solidarity will be creating the common foreign policy on energy security, as proposed last month by the European Parliament, including a special High Representative on energy serving under the new High Representative for Foreign Affairs.
If the European Union does not act quickly to redress the balance of this situation, both from a demographic point of view and from a social, economic and political point of view, we will be creating an explosive situation for future generations to deal with.

Alternatives:

will create
will have created
will have been creating
will have been created
will have been creating

will be to create

This phrase is correct but less commonly used in English. It is used to express an intention or plan for the future.

This phrase is used to indicate an intention or plan to create something in the future.