The phrase "a future system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans, concepts, or technologies that are intended to be developed or implemented at a later time.
Example: "The researchers are working on a future system that will revolutionize energy consumption in urban areas."
Alternatives: "an upcoming system" or "a prospective system".
But Mr. Gardner wrote that even "many free market proponents acknowledge that the government will play some backstop role in a future system" and be compensated for it.
"And there's a way to make that happen, and that is to have the benefits for low-income workers in a future system grow faster than benefits for those who are better off".
A blanket license model, like that legalizing the use of copyrighted material by cable television and radio, can point us to a future system that might work for file sharing.
He said he hoped a future system would allow threat alerts to be raised for specific industries or areas that were under special threat, while leaving the level unchanged for everyone else.
At this time he wrote "Must We Occupy Ourselves with an Examination of the Ideal of a Future System?," an anarchist analysis of a postrevolutionary order in which decentralized cooperative organizations would take over the functions normally performed by governments.
This can enhance the ability of a future system to cope with change.
Several participants expressed the opinion that an automatic link between the images and the report would be a necessity in any future system.
Such a complex future system might have various grounding schemes, such as low impedance grounding or ungrounded stations.
The proposed solution is based on an infinite loop, which calculates, in each iteration, a sequence of future system states using a CPS simulator and interpolation algorithms.
The solution is based on an infinite loop, which calculates, in each iteration, a sequence of future system states using a CPS simulator and interpolation algorithms.
This paper presents the concept of autonomous control, operation, and protection for a future distribution system named FREEDM system.
