The phrase "a forthcoming manuscript" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a manuscript that is about to be published or released in the near future.
Example: "The author is excited to share a forthcoming manuscript that explores new theories in quantum physics."
Alternatives: "an upcoming manuscript" or "a pending manuscript".
The detailed results of this analysis will be presented in more detail in a forthcoming manuscript (Stanford et al. Expected 2016).
These results will be presented in a forthcoming manuscript.
We will examine the possible filter wheel effect in a forthcoming manuscript.
Item reduction and the factor analyses will be presented in a forthcoming manuscript.
With this aim, our hypothesis makes possible a first evaluation of this new scenario we present in a forthcoming manuscript (submitted for publication).
However, VT quantification was achieved at baseline and in a range of self-blocking doses in analogous experiments conducted in nonhuman primates (NHPs) (described in detail in a forthcoming manuscript).
Change in patients' expectations over the course of treatment will be the topic of an in-depth analysis in a separate forthcoming manuscript.
The conceptualization and implementation of such an approach have been described elsewhere (11) and a newer version is forthcoming (manuscript in review).
We intend to do just that in our forthcoming manuscript, currently in preparation (it would be a better fit, thematically).
(Note that this data has been generated as part of an ongoing study to profile ovarian carcinoma subtypes, and the full datasets will be available as part of forthcoming manuscripts. However, all SNV data referenced in this manuscript is available as Supplementary Materials).
"The Russian work was not accepted in the West because insufficient detail was presented about the precise nature of the experiments," Dr. Hecker and Dr. Martz wrote in a manuscript for a forthcoming book.
