The phrase "prospect towards" is not a commonly used English phrase and is not grammatically correct.
The correct phrase would be "prospect of" or "prospect for". Example: "The company's prospects for growth look promising." OR "I have high hopes for the prospects of this new project."
"If the post-election fiscal consolidation is implemented, then the UK's fiscal deficit should fall markedly further in coming years, with a surplus in prospect towards the end of the decade.
Design optimization and engineering feasibility are highlighted including maintainability, fabricability and showing future R&D key issues with prospect towards DEMO.
The present investigation leverages the potential of graphene, conducting polymer and their composites as dual capability of (a) transparent and current spreading electrode and (b) an active top layer to make an intimate contact with wide bandgap p-type GaN for possible prospect towards high performance diodes, switches and solar cells.
If your prospect client needs a subtle proof of your company's policy, then by pointing your prospect towards your blog post, you can strengthen your presence.
The insight gained in this study opens new prospects towards assigning a specific role for individual ERFs in controlling developmental processes and for identifying the direct target genes for each member of the ERF family.
Soon, you will find more prospects gravitating towards your offers and that will have a remarkable impact on your close rates.
"The US thinks this is its best chance for years," one of the officials said of the prospect of movement towards the 2% target.
"Only in this way can the sharing of back-office functions have a realistic prospect of contributing towards the government's drive to cut public spending in the long-term".
According to prospect theory, attitudes towards risk consist of two components, one of which reflects sensitivity to outcomes and the other sensitivity towards chance [ 16].
"If concerted actions and funding are not forthcoming this crisis could have irreversible effects on the people of the Horn and push any prospect of progress towards the MDGs far beyond reach of their countries," Engebak concluded.
"Defendants' cavalier attitude towards the prospect of a 'widespread practice of suspicionless stops,' " she wrote, "displays a deeply troubling apathy towards New Yorkers' most fundamental constitutional goals".
