will be in use in vs will use in

Both phrases are correct, but they have different meanings and usage. 'Will be in use in' is used to indicate that something will be actively used in a particular context or situation in the future. 'Will use in' is used to indicate the future action of using something in a specific way or for a specific purpose.

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will be in use in

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate that something will be actively used in a particular context or situation in the future.

This phrase is used to talk about the future state of something being actively used in a specific context or situation. It emphasizes the ongoing nature of the usage.

Examples:

The new software will be in use in all our offices by next month.
The updated safety procedures will be in use in the factory starting next week.

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It must be remembered that the majority of buildings that will be in use in 2020 are already in place now.
It will be worked out in use, in collaboration with users.
I hope that the present resolution, which I think is very good indeed, will be of use in this work in preparation for the COP 6 Conference.
When the digital tachograph is introduced for vehicles put newly into service, two different checking devices will be in use during a transitional period.
When the digital tachograph is introduced for vehicles put newly into service, two different checking devices will be in use during a transitional period.
For the first time ever, a common currency will be in use all over Europe from Flensburg to Sicily and from Dublin to Helsinki.
We can, to be extremely concrete use Simulacron to learn consumer habits 20 years from now... how housing needs will evolve which transportation modes will become obsolete and which ones will be in use.
The transitional period in which two different tachograph systems (conventional recording equipment and the new digital tachograph) will be in use at the same time should be restricted to the minimum so as to enable checks to be conducted efficiently.
Mr Rodríguez Zapatero, I proposed to you that Catalan should be in use in this Chamber by today, and you washed your hands of the whole thing.
There's a spotlight booth that won't be in use.
The inventory and the nomenclature were to be in use from 1 January 1997.
Are contaminated meningitis vaccines thought to be in use in other EU Member States?
I am therefore pleased to see that Mr Schlyter and an in principle unanimous Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety have tightened up the threshold value for how much PFOS may be in use in the market.
Treatment frequency index is a reliable use indicator already in use in some Member States, including Denmark.
The file may be in use (and thus locked) by another user or application.
Only the equipment necessary for the operation of the vehicle during the test shall be in use.
In general, the auxiliary devices required for the normal operation of the vehicle shall be in use.
Any towed net which is not lashed and stowed in accordance with the aforementioned provisions shall be considered to be in use.
It's proprietary and currently in use in a medical study.
Subject: Illegal driftnets still in use in Italy

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will be used in
will be utilized in
will be employed in
will be implemented in
will be operational in

will use in

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate the future action of using something in a specific way or for a specific purpose.

This phrase is used to talk about the future action of using something in a specific way or for a specific purpose. It emphasizes the intention or plan to use something in a particular manner.