The phrase "a future model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a concept, design, or framework that is intended to be developed or implemented in the future.
Example: "The researchers are working on a future model of sustainable energy that could revolutionize the industry."
Alternatives: "an upcoming version of" or "a prospective design for".
Johnson said just last month this is where we should seek inspiration for a future model of philanthropy.
Almost a century on, a realisation of the settlers' movement – with its cooperative structure, but on a grander scale – could offer the chance to establish a future model of housing provision for everybody.
The paper assumes a future model of WSNs, where a large number of low to medium range inexpensive and noisy sensors are distributed randomly over an area.
Whether any of this actually saves lives is another question.One forthcoming device is an infra-red camera hidden behind the grille of a future model of the Cadillac Deville.
Doorstep Arts is still a sapling that will take time to grow into a tree, but it is growing a future model of arts engagement that could flourish all over the country and transform the opportunities available to both artists and audiences.
Ford Motor had planned to buy a Japanese electric hybrid system and put it in a future model of the Ford Escape SUV.
The type B model is a hypothetical future model of the world based on intentions and their ability to be achieved.
A future model extension could be the incorporation of different skills in the staffing needs to overcome this limitation.
If possible, the conductivity inhomogeneity will be accounted for in a future model, i.e. a future version of the application.
The model is intended to serve as a basis for future modeling of gaseous emissions.
Focusing on the motor aspect of gestures, it should also serve as a basis for future modeling of higher cognitive levels of social intentions.
