The phrase "goal of future" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an expression that is often used to refer to a goal that a person or organization is working towards in the coming years or decades. For example: "The company has outlined its commitment to sustainability as its goal of future."
"Probing further into these potential mechanisms is going to be a goal of future work".
Thus, the development of shortened acquisition protocols remains a major goal of future research.
Furthermore, meaningful data for reimbursement strategies will be a major goal of future clinical trials as well.
Induction of neutralizing antibodies to prevent HIV infection, especially at the mucosa, is a critical goal of future vaccines.
The adaptation of OTSN into urban cities brought new exciting challenges for reaching the goal of future smart cities.
Today, invasive coronary catheterisation cannot fully be replaced by these techniques, and this should not be the primary goal of future investigations.
Clinical care review is the process of retrospectively examining potential errors or gaps in medical care, with a goal of future practice improvement.
To investigate whether the socio-economic situation caused developers to become more prestigious or vice versa, will be a goal of future work.
Quantifying that impact for a broad range of countries, as well as for Argentina itself, remains an important goal of future research.
It would be far better to have spectra not contaminated by motor vibrations in the inertial subrange, which is the goal of future ShUREX campaigns.
Although these modeling tools have brought great advances, a common framework to guide their design, implementation and evaluation, with the goal of future integration, is still needed.
