The phrase "accepted in the future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that will be acknowledged or approved at a later time.
Example: "The proposal was not accepted at the meeting, but it may be accepted in the future if revisions are made."
Alternatives: "approved later on" or "acknowledged down the line".
We believe that such strains will be accepted in the future when their improved action has been convincingly demonstrated.
The environmental impact of subsidence will not be accepted in the future by the society in many countries.
Although the two types of migraine related to menstruation are likely to be distinct subtypes of migraine without aura, further scientific evidence is needed before these terms can formally be accepted in the future ICHD III.
As largely accepted in the future research arena, in "recent years the concept of weak signals and emerging issues has come to the attention of researchers publishing in strategy literature and in literature on futures studies, and as a special interest among researchers and consultant as a tool for anticipating change".
RC(τ i, t) returns the number of instances, which can be accepted in the future, of task τ i at time t, and it equals to capacity(τ i ) minus the accepted number of instances of task τ i in the current sliding window.
In summary, the often "Pyrrhic Victories" of the past must not be accepted in the future of ICU care.
Applications from companies whose Bitcoin businesses are not virtual-currency exchanges, like Lamassu, will be accepted in the near future.
While preclinical animal models are imperfect, viable alternatives for selecting safe doses for first-in-human studies are not yet evident or likely to become widely accepted in the immediate future.
We are confident that nuclear routing of secretory proteins will be fully accepted in the near future and that there will be no doubt that the presence of nuclear CCN3 proteins in the nucleus is not a fantasy, but a true fact.
This comes a time where electrification is becoming more accepted in the automakers plans for the future.
It will be desirable if work is undertaken on a smaller scale to study the capacity of the population to accept, in the near future, that water is not any more a gift of God but a consumer good, the production and preparation of which are becoming more expensive.
