"forthcoming changes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe changes that are expected to take place in the near future. For example, "The company has announced that there will be several forthcoming changes to its product line."
The UN forecast, therefore, underestimates forthcoming changes.
Forthcoming changes are likely to make the situation worse.
He said he had no information about forthcoming changes for ordinary passengers.
Large hospitals "will be best positioned to deal with forthcoming changes.
And forthcoming changes to the Europe's Common Agricultural Policy after 2013 have led farmers to expect more cuts.
But according to Cooper, despite the high-profile court case, many buy-to-let investors are still unaware of the forthcoming changes.
The Yankees' lineup had still not been posted an hour before tonight's game, which was Joe Torre's way of shielding Paul O'Neill from questions about the forthcoming change.
If ever I'd been contemplating trying to brave out the forthcoming change in the weather by sitting tight in the Anhalter Hütte with the (very welcoming) Nepalese, that shrine was enough to convince me otherwise.
Will China's next crop of leaders be any more resolute?New faces, old ideasThe forthcoming change in the party leadership is the first in communist China's history to be signalled in advance.
Though there has been some progress on this front China is far from being the monolithic state of 20 years ago its present leaders have clamped strict limits on how far they will allow such freedoms to spread.On the face of it, the forthcoming change of guard is therefore an opportunity.
In every reference made to the past and in every plan and vision set out for the future, Obama emphasised his view that the progress of America and any forthcoming change is – and has always been – as much about the American people, the nature of American society and the values and ideals that underpin it as it is about the nation's government.
