The phrase "a future place" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a location or situation that is anticipated or planned for a later time.
Example: "In our discussions about urban development, we often envision a future place where sustainability and technology coexist harmoniously."
Alternatives: "a prospective location" or "an upcoming site".
She says: 'Early bladder and bowel training is not an indication of a future place at Oxford University.' Home life: Degree in psychology at York, clinical psychology masters training at UCL. Has worked in the NHS for 18 years.
Based on more than a thousand interviews, written in broad imaginative strokes, this book, at 622 pages, is something of an anomaly in today's shrinking world of nonfiction publishing: a narrative epic rigorous enough to impress all but the crankiest of scholars, yet so immensely readable as to land the author a future place on Oprah's couch.
Significant investment must be undertaken and financed to arrest further decline and make the state viable, attractive, and competitive as a future place to live, invest, and employ.
We investigated the relationship between the subjects' background and the likeliness of the Oki islands being a future place to practice medicine.
Our survey yielded 25 physicians who favourably indicated the Oki islands as a future place to practice medicine, while 18 did not.
As shown in Table 3, the number of physicians who favoured the Oki islands as a future place to practice medicine was significantly greater in populations aged ≥50 years than in those aged <50 years (90.9% versus 46.9%; p < 0.05).
The ascent of the experience economy points towards a future where place and ritual come second place to gimmickry.
She might even secure a united kingdom, our future place in the world and renew the foundations of the monarchy for another century of more!
Hint: to make repotting easier in the future place a rock or shard directly over the drainage hole.
This separation process seems to be initiated by the formation of a necrosis layer at the future place of nodule separation [ 3].
Two of the players he introduced, Tottenham Hospur's Steven Caulker, at centre back, and the Southampton midfielder Jack Cork, staked a claim to a future starting place.
