The phrase "and any prospective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to potential future individuals or entities that may be involved in a situation or context.
Example: "The company is committed to providing equal opportunities to all employees and any prospective candidates."
Alternatives: "and any potential" or "and any future".
He has drawn up the tube map of Alt Lit and any prospective publisher will inevitably get off only when stops on the Tao Line are announced.
I've applied for many jobs, and any prospective employer that runs a Google search of my name can see my discontent with my last employer.
The plan is for the defendant and any prospective witnesses to enter the courthouse through the Dearborn entrance, just like everyone else.
And any prospective new owner knows that there are now two experienced former Dow executives available for hire, should they be needed.
Moreover, at a private company, selling shares is hard — there may be a limited market for them, and any prospective purchaser would be buying into this minority, oppressed position.
Prime Minister Tony Blair, speaking to Parliament on Wednesday, said the redeployment of British forces and any prospective military campaign would have nothing to do with the American presidential elections, and everything to do with guaranteeing free elections in Iraq.
The Art Compliance Company, begun by Marion Maneker, an editor and publisher who created the Art Market Monitor news service, and K2 Intelligence, a risk analysis and investigative company, will determine clear title on works, investigate their provenance and vet any prospective business partners, its owners say.
Russia plans to upgrade its missiles to allow them to evade American weapons in space and penetrate any prospective missile shield, a Russian officer said Monday.
He proved this by seizing control with a certainty that only ignorant centi-millionaires can know, cutting Demps out of the process, and delegating any prospective deal-making to a deputy commissioner whose front office career is best remembered for the $65 million he paid to a 300-pound Caucasian named Bryant "Big Country" Reeves who looked and played like someone from a Far Side cartoon.
Here, they served to control for potential differences in prospective binding due to "outcome timing variability": Stronger binding in "action + tone" trials compared to "action only" trials can be attributed to a re-construction triggered by the tone over and above any prospective shift of subjective action time.
He said the Justice Department would consider the views of local leaders and residents at any prospective trial site, he said.
