The phrase "and prospective developments in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future possibilities or anticipated changes in a particular field or subject matter.
Example: "The report outlines current trends and prospective developments in renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "and future advancements in" or "and anticipated changes in".
Additionally, some potential drawbacks and corresponding strategies were also discussed; hopefully to supply some viewpoints for prospective developments in membrane fouling mitigation fields.
Other key industries include tourism and hydropower, and there is prospective development in IT, ITES, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals and automobile industries.
The review ends with an outlook for genetic diversity creation and the prospective developments that can have future impact in this field.
Several indicators grounded on the theory of graphs and network science are suggested and calculated for evaluating prospective developments of the fixed-route transport system in the Athens metropolitan area, which includes the metro, tram and suburban railway.
The prospective developments of SPH in ocean engineering are also discussed.
Some prospective developments are also discussed.
The next stage ('Stage 2a: Development') is the early development stage, in which prospective development studies should be performed in 10 100 patients to determine which technique has the best chance for procedural success, treatment efficacy, and safety.
Prospective development and production divisions could be introduced soon, with eyes on a full operation in place by next year.
Recent work has identified Behavioral Approach System (BAS) sensitivity as a risk factor for the first onset and recurrence of mood episodes in bipolar disorder, but little work has evaluated risk factors for the prospective development of hypomanic symptoms in individuals at risk for, but without a history of, bipolar disorder.
A prospective development study was performed in accordance with phase 2A of the IDEAL recommendations, consisting of two parts: Part (1) prospective, stepwise, optimization of our C-arm CT protocol in clinical practice, and Part (2) blinded analysis of C-arm CT image quality and its diagnostic value.
