The phrase "are still foreseen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future events or outcomes that are anticipated or expected to occur.
Example: "Despite the challenges, several opportunities for growth are still foreseen in the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "are still expected" or "are still anticipated".
This calcium recycle is, however, foreseen at the industrial scale.
Parliamentary elections are still 20 months away, but many experts foresee an eventual slowdown in Russia's brisk economy that could push voters into the Communists' arms.
But even if these reforms are undertaken, the problems he foresees may demand solutions that are still more dramatic.
As of this writing (October 2012), this particular grant is in its final year, but data are still being added to the database, and we foresee using, maintaining and supporting this resource for many years to come.
"These partnerships are still in the early stages, so we don't foresee them having a significant impact reducing churn this year," said eMarketer senior forecasting analyst Christopher Bendtsen.
But there was still no foreseeing the extent to which things degenerated in the last-four match with the Ghanaians: however you analyse the root cause of the supporters' actions, it was an episode that will cloud memories of the past few weeks and, if Caf have any self-awareness, should lead to some soul-searching about the chain of events that led to the competition being held here at all.
He did note that technological advances have eased the construction work, but said the end of the work was still difficult to foresee.
"It was sort of transient, but you were really united with a community of people," Anne told me, of their early minor-league days, when it was still possible to foresee a future according to the more familiar script.
One of his friends and fellow peak-oil theorists, Steve Andrews, said that while Mr. Simmons had made "a bet too far," he was still correct in foreseeing more expensive oil.
Those fleeing recalled the lethal Arab pogroms of 1945 and 1948, when Libya was still under British rule, and foresaw only a downward spiral under Libyan authority.
Although halogen bond based functional materials design is still in its infancy, we foresee a bright future for this field.
