"foresight on" is not a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
To use the word "foresight" in a sentence, you need to use it as a noun, like this: He had the foresight to save enough money for retirement. Or, you can use the phrase "foresight into," which means having knowledge and understanding of something: She showed great foresight into the stock market and invested wisely.
Obama's foresight on Iraq may be one of his most potent weapons, just as Clinton's expertise, and essential centrism, will be an asset to her candidacy.
He's recognized the value of some of the products they've developed, and he's setting up his own sales forces or buying them in Europe and Asia so he can capture a greater portion of profitability," said Gale. "It's foresight on his part and one of the more exciting aspects of the Cephalon story over the next five years".
They show foresight on the part of their forefathers".
This requires flexibility and often foresight on the part of the commissioners.
I think that was pure luck rather than miraculous foresight on my part.
We are not exactly known for our foresight on these issues.
There are two tasks for doing that in this study: to know the views of scientists and engineers who participated in foresights on the impact of foresights they participated; and to know the effect of respondent's characteristics on their perceptions on impact.
Wonderful foresights on a diverse range of future school questions were shared by Harvard's Tony Wagner and "Most Likely to Succeed" filmmaker, Ted Dintersmith.
Whereas the paper reports some findings on the future of challenges especially related to sustainability, security and information society, it mainly provides evidence on how foresight impacts on policy-making and societal developments.
In this study, the perceptions of domain experts who participated in foresight activities on the impact on policy making are examined by conducting interviews and surveys on five previous foresights in Japan between 1996 and 2007.
The government's Foresight report on obesity, based on a series of evidence reviews, took a broader view, specifically exploring the 'obesogenic' environment and international comparisons of trends and determinants[ 9].
