The phrase "a future sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a sample or example that will be provided or created at a later time.
Example: "We are currently analyzing the data, but we will present a future sample of our findings in the next meeting."
Alternatives: "a forthcoming example" or "an upcoming sample".
I'm currently working on designing a thermal-IR camera for a future sample return mission to Mars's moon Phobos, which could one day select the first landing site on the moons of Mars.
A future sample is guessed using linear interpolation which requires very low computational complexity and memory requirements.
The classification error is the chance of incorrectly classifying a future sample given the training sample set : (3).
For a future sample, we will apply a fully specified predictor developed using the data available today.
Provided that a future sample is comparable to the present, 442 participants in each group are required to obtain a statistically significant difference on the LBPRS disability subscale between the supervised NW and the advice to remain active groups.
Identified trends demonstrate risk perception and preparedness levels among a portion of the community and may be indicative of broader trends that a future randomized sample survey could investigate.
Additional study arms to explore the effect of the counseling using paper-based only and web-based only should be considered in a future larger sample size study.
Furthermore, given the polarised views of CAM expressed in this study, we may have under-represented the views of more "middle ground" doctors, which could be accessed through a future broader sample incorporating non-academic doctors.
Hence, based on established information, it is possible to design a future, optimal sampling strategy, which could reduce the number of sampling stations and associated costs.
Thus, based on obtained information, it is possible to design a future, desirable sampling strategy, which could reduce the number of sampling stations and associated costs for effective river water quality management.
Based on obtained information, it is possible to design a future, optimal sampling strategy, which could increase the number of sampling stations and associated costs particularly in the agricultural and industrial areas.
