The phrase "forthcoming career" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to one's future job or professional path. Example: "After completing her education, she was excited to begin her forthcoming career as a software engineer."
T spoke with Koons about the project and his forthcoming 2014 career retrospective at the Whitney, which will be the museum's final exhibition in the iconic Marcel Breuer building on Madison Avenue.
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In the hours that followed the morning window critique, Mr. Armani showed his spring 2001 collection in several consecutive presentations to accommodate the hordes of buyers and fashion journalists, who are particularly alert to the fact that he has been preoccupied by a forthcoming 25-year-career retrospective at the Guggenheim Museum in New York, which opens later this month.
Ultimately, his obsession puts his political career, his forthcoming marriage and his sanity in jeopardy.
Drozdov, who impressed the KGB with his eagerness, discretion and lively, forthcoming manner, began his career as an agent by providing information on a corrupt priest at a church in the small town of Jyhvi.
Posdnuos, Dave and Maseo chat to 6Music's Abbie McCarthy about their forthcoming album and their career highlights to date.
Calipari does not eschew traditional media availabilities, and even cooperated on a forthcoming ESPN documentary about his career.
Meanwhile, Armstrong's fall from grace is to be turned into a Hollywood biopic, with Paramount Pictures buying the film rights to a forthcoming book that unravels his career.
Aside from being a career high, the forthcoming Kingdom of Rust, out on 6 April, is a rarity at present: a convincing mainstream rock record.
There will also be a presentation of short films and rarities hosted by John Fricke, a Garland historian and author of the forthcoming "Judy: A Legendary Film Career" (Running Press, 2011).
