The phrase "a future mission" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a planned or anticipated task or objective that will take place at a later time.
Example: "The team is preparing for a future mission to explore the surface of Mars."
Alternatives: "an upcoming mission" or "a planned mission".
A future mission, suitably equipped, could study or capture them.
Another section that will expose experiments to space will be delivered on a future mission.
It will take a future mission, and another spacecraft, to find the answer.
In time, these lessons will not only help in developing safety in aviation and your local operating theater, but also in spaceflight and a future mission to Mars.
The two astronauts used the extra-vehicular activity to simulate the procedures that were planned for the capture and repair of a malfunctioning satellite on a future mission.
This will lead to an understanding of the challenges faced by astronauts during long-duration spaceflights and will be a significant step towards a future mission to Mars.
Those troops and armor are now poised at home for any future mission, a role that one senior officer called "our strategic hedge".
Cargill emphatically agrees: "It is insane not to fly such an instrument on any future mission to look at the solar corona".
The agency is far more focused on more achievable projects — building the next generation Orion series spacecraft, working on the International Space Station and preparing for a planned future mission to capture an asteroid.
JPL recently announced that it is developing spiked roving balls called "hedgehogs" with researchers from Stanford University and MIT that could be used in a possible future mission to Phobos.
We're told Krux will come into play later in the game as a source of future mission Killian hot-foots it the club.
