The phrase "as a future site" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a location that is planned or intended to be developed or utilized for a specific purpose in the future.
Example: "The city has designated the old factory grounds as a future site for a new community park."
Alternatives: "as a planned location" or "as a prospective site".
While Mr. Büntgen's team predicted a continued drop in the Mediterranean truffle yield, they held out the possibility that other, more northerly regions might become increasingly hospitable growing areas, in the same adaptive phenomenon that has led some French Champagne producers to start looking north to England as a possible future site for vineyards.
One day in January, a Canadian entrepreneur appeared out of the northern blue and said that of all the places in North America, he had chosen this proud but wobbling little city as the future site of a new company in the suddenly sexy business of emergency preparedness.
The eighteen acres of the corridor close to the French Quarter have been claimed as the future site of the Film Factory, a movie studio, vocational school, and distribution house owned by LIFT, a five-year-old independent production company that's often called "Hollywood South".
A hint as to the future site of the hip joint may be observed at the dense accumulation of mesenchyme,.
The waterfront stretch from East 60th to East 63rd Street that includes "East River Roundabout" was designated this year as the future site of Andrew Haswell Green Park, named for the 19th-century planner who had a hand in the creation of Central Park, Riverside Park, the New York Public Library and the 1898 consolidation of New York's five boroughs, among other visionary plans.
coveted the property as the future site of the library and lied about its intentions, on the final unresolved claim.
It is located across the street from the Art Institute of Chicago's new Modern Wing, and within the park it is south of Jay Pritzker Pavilion, east of the South Chase Promenade and Southwest Exelon Pavilion as well as the future site of the Nichols Bridgeway, west of the Southeast Exelon Pavilion, southwest of the BP Pedestrian Bridge.
Mid1p, which exits the nucleus and positions itself at the medial cortex prior to mitosis, acts as a "marker" for the future site of cell division (see below).
