The phrase "a future visit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an upcoming or planned visit to a place or person.
Example: "I am looking forward to a future visit to my hometown next summer."
Alternatives: "an upcoming visit" or "a planned visit".
Bruegel's soldiers could wait for a future visit, he said.
During his last visit to "Kristen," Eliot Spitzer actually paid extra to be used as credit for a future visit?
Maven's findings are also expected to help add to knowledge of how humans could survive on a future visit to Mars, perhaps as early as 2030.
The mental health crisis team arranged for a future visit, but told him it would be six weeks before he would get an appointment.
Officials in Washington said Iran cited the difficult conditions in Bam as the reason for not accepting the delegation, although Tehran did not close the door to a future visit.
A spokesman for the immigration minister, Peter Dutton, said it was "disappointing and unfortunate" Crépeau had decided to postpone his visit, but that the government stood ready to arrange a future visit.
For a glimpse of the telecommunications industry's probable future, visit the 22nd floor of the cavernous networking center at 60 Hudson Street in Manhattan.
These 22 individuals will not be paying for the crime the Italians have convicted them of, though being a fugitive from justice does pose a challenge for any future visits to Europe.
It is expected that 40,000 beer enthusiasts will attend from 5-7 June, though if you can't be there our selection should help give you a "head" start on any future visits.
I'm hoping that any future visits will be limited to sampling the delicious tiramisu in the café.
This paper presents a novel algorithm introducing a new strategy to integrate anticipated future visit requests during plan generation, aimed at explicitly improving customer satisfaction.
