The phrase "a future round of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an upcoming series or cycle of events, discussions, or activities, often in contexts like competitions, meetings, or funding.
Example: "We are looking forward to a future round of discussions to finalize the project details."
Alternatives: "an upcoming round of" or "a subsequent round of".
Of course, it's not exactly a fog-lifter to say that, like it or not, you're about to graduate onto Planet Donald -- and I don't mean, for all but a few of you, a future round of golf at Mar-a-Lago.
If viewers are curious enough to take a look, it could be a fresh start for a future round of sequels.
The announcement that talks would include all final status issues is a rebuff to those who have argued that issues such as the future of Jerusalem and the right of Palestinian refugees to return to their pre-1948 homelare are too complex to be addressed and should be deferred to a future round of negotiations.
A future round of funding is also planned to help them grow the team.
The reason: the agreement gave Lightspeed the right of first refusal to invest in a future round of funding and the ability to increase its share of the company in that round.
Gupta is already thinking about a future round in the region of $100 million to push Craftsvilla to the next level.
Lourdes Catrain, a trade partner at the law firm Hogan & Hartson, said the real danger created by failure after getting so close was "that the seven years of hard negotiations will be lost and there will be no guarantees on the starting point of a future round".
TheFunded.com and the Founder Institute founder Adeo Ressi tells us that the Convertible Equity vehicle provides a fast, cheap and flexible way for angel investors to invest money in a startup, that converts to equity at the time of a future round.
"The Treasury has now made it crystal clear to Gove and the Department for Education that they want to sign off all future rounds of spending on free schools and won't do so until the capital budget for free schools is back under control".
Though the main issues on the interpretation of the statement indicate that "Iran will continue its safeguarded R&D practices, including its current enrichment R&D practices which are not designed for accumulation of the enriched uranium," the issue will likely be discussed much later, in the future round of nuclear negotiations.
This practice of under-commitment to GATS definitely allows some flexibility in the future round of negotiations as well as in future amendment of the legislation.
