The phrase "a future phase of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing upcoming stages or developments in a project, process, or concept.
Example: "In our strategic plan, we are excited to outline a future phase of our product development that focuses on sustainability."
Alternatives: "an upcoming stage of" or "a subsequent phase of".
In 2013, a future phase of this program could focus on securing small arms, which Belgium did supply to Libya.
In a future phase of the study, the New Cities Foundation hopes to actually quantify the amount of time (and fuel) saved by those who connect during their commute, said Ms. Kabir.
These command inputs will be applied to the actual manipulator, which is already available, in a future phase of the project.
Data from this study will inform a future phase of the study that will develop an evidence-informed ICU transfer toolkit.
If validity of this questionnaire has been confirmed in our subgroup, we may use it to assess PA and sedentary behavior of our entire cohort in a future phase of the ABCD study.
A detailed list of all local and standardised transfer tools located in patient health records will be created and used to inform a future phase of the study that will evaluate and develop an evidence-informed transfer toolkit.
Decisions involving a future phase three of economic sanctions could only be taken by EU government leaders, a French diplomat noted.
Based on the results of this phase 2 trial, we will refine our approach and determine the merit of a future phase 3 trial of the Dil Mil intervention.
In this phase II trial, patients are randomized to receive letrozole in combination with everolimus or placebo, an adaptive design strategy, so that identification of biomarkers can be used to optimize patient selection for a future phase III trial of first-line combination therapy in patients with advanced breast cancer.
Erlotinib may be considered the best candidate for a future phase III trial of targeted therapy.
The results of this investigation will inform the scientific merit of a future phase III clinical trial on ASA administration as an ALI prevention strategy in at-risk patients.
