The phrase "addition in the future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans or expectations for including something at a later time.
Example: "We are considering an addition in the future to enhance our product line."
Alternatives: "future inclusion" or "upcoming addition".
The state is pushing to break ground in September on the long-awaited $1.7 billion expansion of the Javits Convention Center on the Far West Side, even as debate continues over whether the proposal provides enough space to attract larger trade shows and allows for a second addition in the future.
The ability to import data or make suggestions based on your activity on some of these third-party services would be a good addition in the future.
In addition, in the future, popularity of always-on devices produces less signaling traffic caused by initial power-on procedure than those caused by handovers due to mobility.
In addition, in the future mobile network, several types of access edge devices are assumed to appear flexibly responding to user needs.
When asked about the possibility of a URL shortener being added to LinkedIn's status update feature (which would be useful given the integration with Twitter), LinkedIn spokesperson Kay Luo said that would make a lot of sense and could be a possible addition in the future.
Visualizations of the SNPs would also be a nice addition in the future.
I will get the staff working with me, with maybe one or two additions in the future.
For pandemic preparedness, we evaluated the performance of the sentinel system and the others to assess which of the four could be useful additions in the future.
But the line that's been so focused on the high-end needs of "creative professionals" may be getting a budget addition in the near future.
In addition, in the near future it is likely that an increasing number of centres will have the capacity to deliver proton and heavy ion therapy.
In addition, the future application of RRAM in aerospace or nuclear industry is full of potential.
