The phrase "appointment in the next" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when referring to a scheduled meeting or event that is expected to occur soon, but it needs additional context to be fully understandable.
Example: "I have an appointment in the next hour to discuss the project updates."
Alternatives: "meeting in the upcoming" or "scheduled time in the next".
"We want to make an appointment in the next seven to 10 days.
The club are yet to announce who will be Wilson's assistant but are expected to make an appointment in the next few days.
Young, the former Wales and Lions prop, held talks with the Blues last Thursday to negotiate his release from his contract, and Wasps hope to finalise his appointment in the next few days.
All patients gave written informed consent and agreed to schedule an appointment in the next days for fasting laboratory tests and for the assessment.
It is expected that Richard, who succeeds Darren Singer, will take up his new appointment in the first quarter of 2016.
Graydon was a popular, raiding winger with Rovers and his managerial appointment in the summer was warmly welcomed.
Patten told Marr there would not be the sort of lengthy appointment process that led to Entwistle's appointment in the summer.
He was Haren professor of English and a humanities professor in psychiatry at the medical school until his appointment in the 1980's as university professor of hHumanities.
These two sides have met five times in each season since Benítez's appointment in the summer of 2004, so punters have plenty of head-to-head form to peruse.
Following his appointment in the summer Flores has led the club to mid-table in the Premier League and to the semi-finals of the FA Cup at Wembley, where they were beaten by Crystal Palace last weekend.
Hodgson went as far as to suggest his captain, who celebrated his 100th cap against Slovenia last Saturday, is still improving and relishing the added responsibility brought since his appointment in the summer.
