The phrase "in a future term" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to an upcoming academic or fiscal period.
Example: "We will discuss the project in a future term during our next meeting."
Alternatives: "in a subsequent term" or "in an upcoming term"
In addition, most participants (27 of 32) expressed willingness to participate in a future long-term brown rice intervention study.
An assessment of these outcomes will also be needed in a future long-term clinical trial.
Yet, most participants suggested that promoting the health benefits of brown rice could change societal attitudes towards it and nearly all participants were willing to participate in a future long-term brown rice intervention study.
Avoid numbering the question, since if you reuse the question in future terms on a different survey, the numbering may change.
(Examples of Likert question text are: "Reading assignments contributed to my learning," "Managed discussions well," and "Learn the dynamics of engineering"). Avoid numbering the question, since if you reuse the question in future terms on a different survey, the numbering may change.
The prime minister's plans, which will involve tabling new British membership terms in a future EU treaty negotiation designed to agree new eurozone governance structures, may have run into trouble even before he delivers his speech.
IF Redbox is concerned about its long-term prospects in a future where our online video options will get better and better, it isn't letting on.
We all admired the great statesman, a man whose political vision was strongly and undefeatably based on a confidence in a long term future that went beyond any short term concerns.
However, salaries so out of touch with the national economic capacity raise significant questions of sustainability, not only in a long-term future in which aid dependency is reduced, but also in an aid-supported future in which health worker numbers are significantly higher.
This kind of prediction is needed in order to account for potential changes in a long-term future operational environment of marine and coastal structures.
