The phrase "and future communities of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing groups or societies that will exist in the future, often in contexts related to planning, development, or social issues.
Example: "We must consider the needs of current and future communities of diverse backgrounds when designing our urban spaces."
Alternatives: "and upcoming communities of" or "and prospective communities of".
Moreover, the development of international-home student links is important in order to build future communities of practice of nurse researchers.
For each 10-km grid cell, we calculated the Bray-Curtis distance or dissimilarity metric between current and future community composition, based on predicted probability of occurrence for the same 60 avian focal species.
So after reading Cleve West's book Our Plot I realised that to me, the council were stealing my community and the future community of Watford.
Co-hosted by the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute, Columbia University, New York University, and The New School, the theme for this year's conference is "Linked Fates and Futures: Communities and Campuses as Equitable Partners?" The question in the conference theme isn't whether the fates and futures of communities and campuses are linked.
It is important for managers to be aware of the regeneration status of native species in human-modified forests as this determines the structure and composition of future communities (Chazdon 2014).
Grid systems software must be extensible because no static set of system-level decisions can meet all of the diverse, often conflicting, requirements of present and future user communities, nor take best advantage of unanticipated future hardware advances.
In this study, we sought to determine the association between Cyst-C measured at baseline and future risk of community-acquired sepsis.
More broadly, as a social body, we have a strong collective interest in the health and welfare of our future community members, and hence reproductive risk is a matter of public concern.
A police officer and a protestor find common ground in caring about the safety and future of their community.
Measures associated with these stages have provided researchers and health professionals with valuable indicators of the current and future health status of community-dwelling populations of older adults.
