The phrase "a coming generation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to future generations or those who will come after the current one, often in discussions about societal changes or expectations.
Example: "The decisions we make today will have a profound impact on a coming generation, shaping their opportunities and challenges."
Alternatives: "future generation" or "next generation".
McClain is part of a cluster of coaches who will have to contend with a coming generation of LeBron Jameses.
The project, they said, is an effort to make sure that the technology for identifying the customers for a coming generation of Internet services is open and based on industry-standard technology.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13 — I.B.M. researchers say they have set a speed record for a type of computer memory that promises a fundamental performance increase in a coming generation of microprocessors with multiple computing engines.
This suggests, several executives said, that for a coming generation of viewers, fare like NBC's "Meet My Folks" (in which a contestant's parents decide whom their son or daughter takes on a romantic trip) may be what they most like to watch.
'We redefined for the audience the terms of the agreement under which they turned on the set.' In his rocky relationship with the networks, Bochco was forced to adjust those terms, but the impact on a coming generation of writers could not be undone.
Martin Lauber, owner of an advertising agency in San Francisco, might represent the marketer's dream for a coming generation of wagon drivers: he bought a new Audi S4 Avant wagon partly because he wanted a performance car that his dog, Lucy, would be comfortable in.
But his election still stands as a watershed moment which motivated an up and coming generation to dream big and actively shape the future of their country.
"During that process, I realized greater social issues such as low self esteem, which led to the passion to make a change in the coming generation.
This equation gives an exact description of the expected evolutionary change over the coming generation in a closed population.
The more experienced scientists were confident that the coming generation as a whole would be open to adopting an integrative physiology approach to their research.
Together, a growing part of the coming generation.
