The phrase "a future joint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a planned or anticipated collaboration or partnership in the future.
Example: "We are excited about a future joint venture that will expand our market reach and enhance our product offerings."
Alternatives: "an upcoming collaboration" or "a prospective partnership."
Marcus thus was marked out as a future joint emperor at the age of just under 17, though, as it turned out, he was not to succeed until his 40th year.
"In addition to Amyris' continued development of jet and diesel businesses in Brazil independently, this enhanced collaboration provides a global platform for the future growth in fuels under a future joint venture with Total," Amyris CEO John Melo said in a statement.
This is not necessarily a deal-killer, says a former employee of the International Olympic Committee, but there could be reluctance to stage three consecutive events in Asia when the 2022 host is chosen in 2015.A failed bid could still be a useful trial run for a future joint Zhangjiakou-Beijing application.
Clemens disliked being upstaged by Riley, and thereafter attempted to avoid any future joint performances with him.
The idea of a possible future joint bid was mooted back in July.
Speaking in terms that much resembled an earlier meeting between Ambassador Shannon and MRE Secretary General Patriota (reftel), Carvalho and the Ambassador talked about Haiti as an opportunity to provide a template for future joint U.S.-Brazil assistance efforts in the region, and also as a model for future UN post-disaster efforts.
They initiated a fix: in future joint appearances, the president would remain offstage until the verbose vice president finished talking.
If it is successful, the program could become a template for future joint projects, said Juliet Blake, one of the show's executive producers and the TED official charged with bringing the conferences to television.
Clarifying the appropriateness of fluoroquinolone use on the basis of patient characteristics should be a goal of future joint guidelines for CAP.
On the other hand, the clinical value of early bone mineral loss as a predictor of future joint damage as measured by Larsen score should not be overemphasized.
In other studies, the feasibility of serum COMP as a prognostic indicator of future joint damage and as a marker of ongoing joint damage, e.g. in OA and rheumatoid arthritis, has been suggested [ 21- 24].
