The phrase "a prospective way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or approach that is forward-looking or anticipatory in nature.
Example: "We need to consider a prospective way to address the challenges we may face in the future."
Alternatives: "a forward-looking approach" or "an anticipatory method".
This strategy would be a prospective way for the application of rare-earth metal carbon nanocapsules.
Annealing and functionalization of carbon nanotube yarns (CNYs) is a prospective way of increasing the electrical conductivity of this material.
Pyrolysis of waste plastic is a prospective way of conversion of waste plastic into low-emissive hydrocarbon fuel.
Integrating renewable energy and energy storage system provides a prospective way for power supply of remote areas.
Twenty consecutive patients were included in a prospective way, and their predistraction and postdistraction models were electronically analyzed.
With our findings, we now look forward to proceed in our investigation in a prospective way and to a longer interval of follow-up.
DYSIS was an observational cross-sectional trial which collected data in a uniform, prospective way in 748 practices across Germany.
A third evaluated the presence of polyps at all three mSv levels in a blinded prospective way.
In the current study we have extensively and in a truly prospective way, investigated the ability of SLE sera to degrade NETs with the goal of determining the overall importance of NET degradation for the disease.
For example, plaque amount and tooth morphology may very well be risk factors, although not yet established in an adequate prospective way.
However, this computational epitope-based peptide vaccine designing and target site prediction against CHIKV opens up a new horizon which may be the prospective way in Chikungunya virus research; the results require validation by in vitro and in vivo experiments.
