The phrase "foresight of the" is correct and can be used in written English.
It could be used to mean being able to recognize future events or consequences. For example, "He had the foresight of the potential dangers that the project posed".
My own university is a cutting-edge institution in the Middle East thanks to the foresight of the government.
The lack of any intention or foresight of the harm caused to Pearton would render his conviction unsafe.
What has set Santa Fe apart from all other American cities is not that it is old but the foresight of the decision to make it look old.
Any foresight of the consequences of what might happen would be evidence of an intention of the second person, but would not on its own be sufficient".
Let us not forget that it was the foresight of the most vulnerable nations which introduced the 1.5C aspirational ceiling in the Paris agreement.
It considers requirements, early understanding and foresight of the challenges faced in delivering a Discovery to Manufacturing Pipeline for synthetic biological materials using synthetic biology approaches.
Are there not already examples in the U. S. of ecclesiastical wealth equally beyond its object and the foresight of those who laid the foundation of it?
"We need the insights of Athena, the foresight of Apollo, the strength of Hercules, the justice of Themis, and the confidence of Zeus to solve them.
McShane had the foresight of making the show himself, and he still holds the rights with FreemantleMedia ("You just reminded me... I must do an audit on them").
The foresight of Warren Hastings was the main reason for the success of the British in the war.
Due to the foresight of scientists at the resort, the research team possesses blood samples drawn over a five-year period.
