The phrase "envisages that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future plans, expectations, or predictions regarding a situation or outcome.
Example: "The report envisages that the new policy will lead to significant improvements in efficiency."
Alternatives: "foresees that" or "anticipates that".
Labor envisages that once a project is "underway and financeable" Infrastructure Australia could sell its equity or debt interests to long-term investors like super funds.
The second variant envisages that Solar Patrol scientific equipment will be placed on the small spacecraft, created on the base of the COLIBRI space platform, designed by KB ARSENAL.
The government is planning a massive expansion of its specialist schools programme - which provides extra funding for schools specialising in arts, sport, business and technology, and envisages that eventually all schools will be specialist.
The master plan envisages that to popularise irrigation, demand-driven demonstrations will be necessary.
The order envisages that there will be a further hearing on 18 September.
The IMF envisages that general government debt will reach 88% of the single-currency zone's GDP this year.
Mayer-Schönberger envisages that each digital camera could have a built-in process to select expiration dates for a photo.
It envisages that only one company will be awarded the main contract, although a second may run custody services separately.
Moscow's counter-deal envisages that Abkhaz pensions and social benefits will rise to the same level as Russia's.
This study also envisages that chemical moieties which acts by modulating oligomeric assembly, could be used for better designing of inhibitors against BmTMK enzyme.
Mr Yehoshua envisages that with time, the growth of an inherently Israeli, post-diaspora culture could permit the separation of church and state.
