The phrase "a future chapter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an upcoming section or part of a narrative, story, or discussion that will be addressed later.
Example: "In a future chapter, we will explore the protagonist's journey and the challenges they face."
Alternatives: "an upcoming chapter" or "a subsequent chapter".
Renzi continued: "We respect the choice made by the citizens of Britain but we want to write a future chapter.
Rio Ferdinand, who left Manchester United this summer and joined Queens Park Rangers, believes there could be a future chapter in his career that involves returning to Old Trafford as manager.
The story of Pedro, an eight-year-old boy from Guatemala, foreshadows a future chapter of the border crisis, with more children and families weaving their way through perilous immigration proceedings.
On any given Saturday, six or seven of these men and their wives, most of whom lived in Great Neck or nearby Gold Coast towns like Roslyn or Manhasset, would arrive around 7 p.m. (The big jobs were all held by men; it was the '50s. But the wives were forces of nature too, about which more in a future chapter).
The effect of sea level rise, as predicted for the future (Chapter 13, in Working group 1 of IPCC5 2014), is also a significant concern of communities bordering the ocean, and even more so for people living on low-lying islands in the IPWP region.
Lawrence J. Lau (2000b), "Research on the Cost of Capital: Past, Present, and Future," Chapter 1 in Lawrence J. Lau (2000a), pp. 1-34.
Secured lenders and purchasers of debt should take note of the impact of this decision on negotiations and projected recoveries in future chapter 11 cases (particularly those filed in the Southern District of New York).
-Spent large swaths of time "underemployed" (very-part-time copy editor, real estate assistant, interior design shop girl; Chapter 1) -Moved back in with my parents -Felt like every error I made at work would result in immediate firing (Chapter 12) -Dated people with whom I saw absolutely no future (Chapter 9) -Cohabited with someone I didn't plan to marry (Chapter 8).
I am finally learning to "humor" my mind as it races across previous chapters of my life while unrealistically demanding an equal number of future chapters.
Future chapters include a retelling of "Johnny Appleseed" that stars Martin Short (late of "Saturday Night Live") and a dramatization of "Casey at the Bat" with Elliott Gould, directed by David Steinberg - and with Howard Cosell reciting the title verse.
I am a walking history book, and they are the future chapters.
