A Researcher Applying for Research Funding Includes This Statement in the Proposal

A researcher applying for research funding includes this statement in the proposal: "The purpose of the research will be, most likely, to document how admirable charitable efforts by The Children of the Land were terminated by the well-meaning Los Angeles Police Force." What is incorrect about this wording?

A) A police organization cannot be named in a research purpose.
B) A purpose should specify methodology.
C) The terms admirable and well-meaning are both subjective.
D) The purpose must identify the goal of the study, not the "most likely" goal.
E) The purpose should be stated as "was" or "is" but not "will be."