The phrase "and the foresight of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to anticipate future events or outcomes, often in a context related to planning or decision-making.
Example: "The success of the project relied heavily on the foresight of the team in identifying potential challenges early on."
Alternatives: "and the anticipation of" or "and the insight of".
The idea of using sugarcane as energy plant, rather than just a source of sucrose, was started in the late seventies of past century in the USA because of the oil crisis and the foresight of more problems in the future [55]-[57] [55]-[57]
This review focuses upon the issues facing the expansion of the global pharmacy workforce; by gathering together past and present literature, it provides a platform for discussion, planning and action to enable the management of current problems and the foresight of future challenges worldwide.
The long-drawn-out process of inquiry by committee, by the courts, by the Congress is a stunning vindication of our constitutional system, a vindication of the principle of separation of powers, of the independence of the courts and of the foresight of the framers.
And just as important, the foresight of democratic leaders such as Lech Walesa — through talks and peaceful negotiations — has important lessons for activists throughout the Middle East.
Peru was the first to expand, partly because of the Galapagos Islands and also because of the foresight of the Orient-Express Company in tarting up some interesting lodges.
Mr. Campbell said that few departments had the foresight of La Grange and thus would resist professional reinforcements until a catastrophe.
The library was the first building on campus to be computerized thanks to the foresight of Armstrong and Kahn, who supplied the library with sufficient conduit space for the cabling needed by the coming computer revolution.
Second, the covered phenomenon leads to most IGT related studies misinterpreting the effect of gain-loss frequency in situations involving long-term outcomes, and even leads to overstatement of the foresight of normal decision makers.
And Huntington had the integrity and the foresight to see the falseness of a borderless world, a world without differences.
