The phrase "a future extension" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an anticipated or planned addition or expansion that will occur at a later time.
Example: "The company is considering a future extension of its product line to meet growing customer demands."
Alternatives: "an upcoming expansion" or "a planned addition".
For decades a neighborhood of warehouses and light industry, NoMa is promoted by civic leaders as a future extension of downtown Washington.
They believe the oil companies are preparing to announce that they will build a line only as far as Georgia, leaving open the possibility of a future extension to Ceyhan.
The reason this is not done automatically, is that a future extension might allow you to combine several sampler results, making it possible to combine a profile analysis from several individual runs, possibly from different machines.
A future extension of the protocol for multi-hop scenario was taken into consideration in the design process.
A future extension of the study can be performed to determine spare vehicle content for mix-bank type buffer.
A future extension is the dynamic and automated allocation of larger space in the bloom filters based on accuracy requirements under false positives.
Moreover, a possible future extension is the development of a specific compression schema that could further reduce the size of the files.
A feasible future extension of our method could be adding variables encoding more information about the alleles, such as structural properties of their resulting proteins43.
A possible future extension could be to allow the C&C node to keep track of changes, and only add new data.
A potential future extension of the report could be the integration and combination of radiology data elements with other key clinical parameters (e.g. laboratory results), leading to an integrated and precise diagnosis, and beyond, to computer-assisted clinical decisions.
The plans include construction of a high-speed rail line from Kunming to Vientiane, beginning in April 2011, with a possible future extension to Bangkok.
