The phrase "and the future developing" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in a context discussing ongoing progress or changes related to the future, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "We must focus on the present challenges and the future developing in our industry."
Alternatives: "and the future unfolding" or "and the future evolving".
A level of metropolitan devolution is not just a good idea but an inevitable one: cities need to have control over how they grow both economically and as places – planning the future, developing skills and enterprise.
As a result, major strands of futures research in the 1970s abandoned large-scale and quantitative-based concepts of steering the future, developing instead a pragmatic and human-centred approach to thinking about and planning the future.
Microgrids and EVs are inevitably becoming the future developing trends.
The formalized study of futures began in the mid-twentieth century, in the context of the Cold War, based on the reflections triggered off by the context of a war in the philosophical world, dealing with the strategies and methods to approach the future developed in this field of study.
Thus, from a spatial perspective, if there is too much "dog's production", this is not a good policy choice for the future develop and success of a region.
The group said it "may in the future develop and/or distribute independent political communications," but that "any such activity would be limited in amount and will not constitute the organization's primary purpose".
The paper mainly introduced the status and future developing strategy of continuing engineering education (CEE) in China.
A time-span of more than 10 years is covered, and scenarios are developed for the future development up to 2020.
This way, the usage of user-generated data allows combining insight and foresight for "envisioning the future and developing capabilities to relate current decisions to long-term prospects" [24].
Biking took off in the 1890s, he writes, when bike schools and velodromes opened across the city and Princess Wilhelmina, the future queen, developed a passion for this mode of transport.
