This is an example of future passive voice, indicating that a future action will be performed, with the focus on the action or recipient of the action rather than on who is doing it.

Context and Usage:

Typically used in formal contexts, especially in professional communication, to show that something will be taken care of without directly stating who is responsible for it.

Examples:

• Business Communication: “The issue will be addressed by the management at the next meeting.”
• Formal Context: “The project will be reviewed by the board next week.”

Expanded Details:

This structure can also be used to soften potentially negative news. For example: “The issue will be addressed by the management team, and we will provide updates as soon as we have more information.”