The phrase "a future application of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential uses or implementations of a concept, technology, or idea in the future.
Example: "The researchers are exploring a future application of artificial intelligence in healthcare to improve patient outcomes."
Alternatives: "a prospective use of" or "a forthcoming implementation of".
A future application of these radioligands is facilitated by the herein presented successful implementation of fully automated radiosynthesis.
This is a promising result for a future application of enzymatic hydrolysis of naringin immobilized in k-carrageenan, in grapefruit juice industry, maintaining juice properties.
A future application of this technology will be the use of small drag sails as low-cost devices to de-orbit LEO satellites, when they have reached their end of life, without having to use expensive propulsion systems.
So clear is it, in fact, that Storer has not been 'aggrieved' by the mere issuance of the regulations, that the Court's grant of review in this case must be premised not upon the effect of the regulations themselves, but simply upon Storer's interest in knowing whether or not a future application of them would be valid.
The result is that the statutory procedure for obtaining relief from a present injury caused by an order has been converted into something quite differentnamely, a procedure for obtaining a declaratory judgment as to the validity of a future application of new regulations.
4. The holding of the Court today amounts to this: that regulations which impose no duty and determine no rights may be reviewed at the instance of a person who alleges no injury, to settle whether a future application of the regulations that may never occur would be valid.
Material reconstruction is a possible future application of spectroscopic imaging detectors and an example of material reconstruction in small animal imaging is given.
A potential future application of NGS involves using this technology to develop a sensitive assay to detect early relapse of disease or as a measure of residual disease burden.
A future application in the context of radiation therapy and/or surgery navigation seems possible.
This is about the science and potential benefits when used in tandem with psychotherapy, which appears a likely future application of the drug pending results of the clinical trials.
A possible future application of our method is residue‐residue contact prediction based on residue‐residue dependencies derived from the parse tree of a helix sequence.
