The phrase "a future site" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a location that is planned or intended for development or use at a later time.
Example: "The city council has approved plans for a future site of a new community center."
Alternatives: "an upcoming location" or "a planned site".
New York is not listed as a future site.
They will be taken down and preserved for re-erection on a future site".
Most had huge signboards on them, announcing the place as a future site for a church.
How to update the statistics of the model bias factor, when applied to a future site, with site-specific load test data is also described.
Pete Redfern said: "It's quite hard if you're looking at a future site to know how that policy balance will end up, because local authorities feel more threatened by starter homes than by anything else".
They'd nest in this sort of terrain as happily as they would in a burrow, and I wonder if these are young birds prospecting for a future site – or whether a couple of pairs have already moved in.
A future site-based comparison of codon substitution rates could identify specific positions subject to relaxed selection, but will require many more aaxA sequences.
A few yards away, in an open field, was a poster: "Future site of proposed Sandra Bland Memorial Park".
While Mr. Büntgen's team predicted a continued drop in the Mediterranean truffle yield, they held out the possibility that other, more northerly regions might become increasingly hospitable growing areas, in the same adaptive phenomenon that has led some French Champagne producers to start looking north to England as a possible future site for vineyards.
This makes determining an appropriate future site use difficult and likely influences approval of a proposed land use negatively.
His trip also included a visit to the future site of a branch of the Louvre Museum in the Emirate.
