The phrase "all future procedures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to procedures that will be implemented or followed going forward.
Example: "We will ensure that all future procedures are documented and communicated to the team."
Alternatives: "any upcoming procedures" or "all subsequent procedures".
Your doctor will require a BIG dose of antibiotics on any future procedures.
Failure of a medical abortion and increased anxiety during surgical abortion were associated with preference for the alternative technique in a future procedure.
However, 84%% of the patients using this combination would request it again for a future procedure [ 43].
Another possibility would be to have the artery stretched in advance, and frozen, in expectation of future procedures.
Doing so, device makers and orthopedic experts say, allows patients to remain active and preserves bone for future procedures.
But in younger patients like Mr. Turnidge, doctors may nonetheless choose to remove a faulty lead — rather than simply disconnect it and install a new one alongside it — to make future procedures easier as the person ages.
The researchers, led by Eric Olson at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Centre, said that instead of correcting faulty genes in human embryos, future procedures might achieve the same effects by correcting genes in muscle cells soon after birth.
But St. Raphael's said it did not remove the nitrous oxide line because it believed the safety feature was in place, and it anticipated a possible need for the gas in future procedures.
This experimentation and research appear to have been performed to provide legal cover for the Bush-Cheney administration's torture of detainees, as well as to help justify and shape future procedures and policies governing the use of the "enhanced interrogation techniques".
