The phrase "a future course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a planned or anticipated direction or path of action that will take place at a later time.
Example: "We are currently evaluating a future course that aligns with our long-term goals."
Alternatives: "an upcoming path" or "a prospective direction".
The remaining 19 were told that they had been placed on a waiting list for a future course.
The article's primary theme is that the key to success in many bargaining situations is the ability to commit to a future course of action.
Because perceptual knowledge arises from contact of the sense organs with reality that is present, dharma that is not an existent reality but a future course of action cannot possibly be known by sense-experience.
Re "The Art of Bargaining, So Lost Upon Washington" (Economic View, Jan . 8, in which Richard M. Thaler suggested ways to deal with a malfunctioning Congress: The column recommended that our legislators read Thomas Schelling's 1956 essay, "An Essay on Bargaining," whose theme is that the key to success in a negotiation is the ability to commit to a future course of action.
What happens when someone considering graduate school starts talking with a professor about a future course of study?
Thus if, as Locke seems to argue in II.xxi.23 24, we are (except under very unusual circumstances) free with respect to the act of willing with respect to a future course of action, then it follows immediately that we have the power to suspend.
But the Office of Open Records ultimately upheld the decision — "records between an agency and an entity under contract with an agency regarding a proposed future course of action are exempt from disclosure as internal, predecisional deliberations of an agency".
47 of Ideas, he describes what an experiencing subject, at a given time, in the light of his (or her) current indexical experiences, considers to be "the actual world" as a "special case" of a whole manifold of "possible worlds" each of which corresponds to a possible future course of experience (possible, that is, relative to the indexical experience in question).
To make the presence of SHPs a requirement in all future courses delivered by PADs would increase the burden on health professionals and negate an important reason for trying to encourage the use of patients as a resource.
An investigation into such calculations for non-linear population balance kinetics may provide an interesting future course of enquiry.
For example, among patients with knee osteoarthritis, those with knee malalignments have a less favorable future course than patients without malalignments [ 1].
