"future findings" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to information or discoveries that are expected to be made in the future. Example: "Based on our current research, we anticipate that future findings will reveal new insights about the effects of climate change on marine ecosystems."
If future findings reveal more facts about the creature, Ellison will simply draw it again.
(But the researchers do have some health data, as yet unanalyzed, so stay tuned for future findings).
Gilbert, a father of two, hopes that fellow parents will use these and future findings to raise their offspring in healthier microbiomes.
Among current and former law enforcement officials, the public attacks on the FBI are seen as an indirect way of trying to discredit Mueller and blunt future findings he may issue, a view shared by many Democratic lawmakers.
It gives a brief introduction to the issues before summarising the evidence in relation to a range of topics, concluding with some more speculative thoughts on likely future findings.
The authors expect That these and future findings of their study will finally lay to rest the popular belief that XYY men tend to' be superaggressive, violent men as a result of the extra "Y," or male, chromosome in their cells.
At lunch, the two discussed their past and debated the economy's future, finding common ground but also sometimes interrupting each other to score a point.
It is associated with taking an organization into the future, finding opportunities that are coming at it faster and faster and successfully exploiting those opportunities.
"Their work has paved the way for the future finding of a cure for cancer," said Bengt Norden, chairman of the Nobel committee for chemistry.
This year the BBC is looking into the future, finding out what it holds for health, education, transport and even love.
The company is making the iPhone market a "priority for the foreseeable future," finding that the device is a much more successful ad platform for gaming than Java devices.
