"forthcoming points" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing future topics or ideas that will be mentioned or addressed in the context of the sentence. Here is an example: "The speaker briefly touched upon the main topic of the presentation, but promised to delve into the forthcoming points in more detail later on."
But then everybody jumped on the bandwagon and then we got the Free Nelson Mandela situation... .. Lydon sups more beer, the better to present the forthcoming point.
Victoria Pendleton, the Olympic gold-medal-winning cyclist, will have two horses to ride during the forthcoming point-to-point season as she continues her quest to ride in the Foxhunter Chase at the Cheltenham Festival in March.
Interestingly, May and Wehmeier (forthcoming) point out that in Gg, Frege does not, in actual fact, mention Hume's Principle as a biconditional.
Wrigley also points to a forthcoming stage adaptation of Benjamin Zephaniah's novel Refugee Boy, which has taken lessons from the theatre's cutting-edge collaborators.
His political A-list also features Sarah Palin (Going Rogue: around $3 million) and, of course, George W Bush (the forthcoming Decision Points: around $7 million).
The health care team's ability to carry on the treatment, taking the time for informing the patients and encouraging the patients to share their problems with the caregivers was other forthcoming strong points.
For most of us, talking highly of ourselves is not the easiest of tasks as we tend to be more forthcoming in pointing out our flaws as opposed to our good points.
Elizabeth Hadley and Anthony Barnosky, the Mr. and Mrs. Smith of global change science and coauthors of the forthcoming Tipping Point for Planet Earth: How Close Are We to the Edge? point out that the millions fleeing Syria today are fulfilling a population ecology paradigm.
It was Edward, the youngest brother, whose "true compass" — to borrow the title of his forthcoming memoir — pointed unerringly toward New Deal liberalism.
Faculty members have raised a number of concerns about the forthcoming law, pointing out that it will not necessarily prevent a mass killing of the kind seen at Virginia Tech in 2007 or Umpqua Community College last week.
