will be deemed vs will deem

Both "will be deemed" and "will deem" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "Will be deemed" is passive voice and is used when something is judged or considered by others. "Will deem" is active voice and is used when someone is making a judgment or decision.

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will be deemed

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English, especially in formal contexts.

Use "will be deemed" in passive voice when something is judged or considered by others. It indicates that a judgment or decision will be made by someone else.

Examples:

The proposal will be deemed acceptable by the committee.
His actions will be deemed inappropriate by the authorities.
The contract will be deemed null and void if not signed by both parties.

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Serious structural problems will be deemed to exist when the sector concerned is declining [14].
When the project concerns an intermediate product and a significant part of the output is not sold on the market, the product concerned will be deemed to include the downstream products.
Any failure to comply will be deemed an act of aggression.
Any failure to adhere to these policies will be deemed a violation of the Federal Espionage Act.
Nothing less will be deemed acceptable.
An expression of interest will be deemed admissible only if duly completed.
If our appeals body acts too slowly, the penalty will be deemed null and void.
Because an unpreserved orNcontaminated chain of evidence will be deemed inadmissibleNin a future trial, Inspector Clouseau.
In this case, the information will be deemed valid for all the goods items of the declaration.
The draft conclusions will be finalised by the institution hosting the meeting and will be deemed approved after 24 hours without prejudice of the final decision of the Conciliation Committee.
An application will be deemed admissible only if it includes a duly completed application form.
Plus, you think this will be deemed a safe environment?
If the difference between the valuation on these two dates is zero or a negative amount, the new principal balance will be deemed to be zero and the contingent bond will be cancelled.
Note: An operator fulfilling the requirements of sub-paragraph (b) above will be deemed to have satisfied the in-service proving requirements contained in this paragraph.
The exemption will be deemed to be granted unless one or more of the Council Members raises an objection in writing within 48 hours of receiving notification of the proposed exemption.
In Article 67 of Regulation (EC) No 874/2009 it should be specified that the President of the Office also has to determine the period within which a document will be deemed to have been notified in case of public notice.
In the event of serious breaches of its contractual obligations, the carrier will be deemed to have terminated the contract without notice if it does not resume the service in accordance with the public service obligation within 1 month of the serving of formal notice.
In the event of serious breaches of its contractual obligations, the carrier will be deemed to have terminated the contract without notice if it does not resume the service in accordance with the public service obligation within one month of the serving of formal notice.
Where the Office finds that the required fees have not been paid, it shall inform the applicant accordingly and shall inform him/her that the application will be deemed not to have been filed if the required fees are not paid within a specified time limit.
An assessment threshold will be deemed to have been exceeded if during those five years the total number of exceedances of the numerical concentration of the threshold is more than three times the number of exceedances allowed each year.

Alternatives:

will be considered
will be judged
will be regarded as
will be seen as

will deem

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English, especially in active voice when someone is making a judgment or decision.

Use "will deem" in active voice when someone is making a judgment or decision. It indicates that the subject is the one making the judgment.