The phrase "a coming time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a future period or event that is anticipated or expected.
Example: "In a coming time, we hope to see significant advancements in technology that will change our lives."
Alternatives: "an upcoming time" or "a future time".
Wayne LaPierre, the group's executive vice-president and increasingly unhinged public face, has been out talking about how everyone needs a gun to be prepared for a coming time of financial crisis and natural disaster.
In the wake of Princess Diana's death in 1997, when the reputation of the Windsors was said to have reached its nadir, the Scottish writer Tom Nairn sensed that the crowds of mourners lining the Mall had "gathered to witness auguries of a coming time" when Britain would at last be freed from "the mouldering waxworks" ensconced in Buckingham Palace.
The poet reached for comparisons, anything, but could think only of movies about a coming time when men and women are ruled by robots.
They're annoying because they represent a coming time where our worst insecurities will finally come true.
"Mark Dodson and the team at Scottish Rugby have a strategic vision and a determination to do something very special in the coming time and working with them and a talented group of players and coaches I look forward to the Scotland team growing in competitiveness and stature," he said.
Considering the various incidents happening at the same time across Europe, it is not difficult to conclude that the issue of Muslims in Europe will pose a huge challenge to society, including the question of law and order, in the coming time.
"Mr. Zarif is certainly the best choice for the coming time, when Iran will try to reach out to the West," said Mr. Nicoullaud, the French diplomat.
The results show that, personnel safe evacuation can achieve before the dangerous coming time.
The values of variables x c,1 of an optimal solution are used to determine which converters (c in mathcal {C}) should run in the coming time interval 1.
Therefore, we consider an online control in which the decision which converters will be running is made only for the coming time interval.
This study opens the way for employing the injectable alloy materials as reversible bone cement to fulfill diverse clinical needs in the coming time.
