"prospective expansion" is a valid phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the possibility of something being expanded in the future. For example: "The company is exploring prospective expansion into international markets."
M.L.S. has established an executive committee to investigate prospective expansion cities, which is led by Philip Anschutz, an old friend of Gillett.
The purpose of this chapter is to introduce a critical overview of the latest advances achieved in the synthesis and functionalization of graphene and its derivates for nanomedicine, as well as prospective expansion of this fascinating research field.
No country seeking to join will be ready to do so in the next year or two (Croatia might be ready by about 2010, Turkey not until long after that).The conclusion is that the public reaction against enlargement does not reflect fears about what any prospective expansion might actually do.
The EPO is responsible for granting patents under the European Patent Convention (EPC) which has been signed by 20 European states so far with a prospective expansion to 28 states by July 2002 (see box).
As the NBA, NFL and Major League baseball have made prospective expansion owners jump through endless hoops to come aboard, the MLS is showing selectivity; the NASL was destructively cavalier.
"Medical marijuana reform should be an easy [issue] for a candidate seeking to connect with prospective voters and the expansion of medical research in the area should be an even easier consideration".
This prospective Haiti could promote expansion of civil space that fosters both acknowledgement of dissent and genuinely supports democratic engagement.
However, even though a ΔPOP above 15% appears to be a strong predictor of a ΔPP above 13%, it must be emphasized that a prospective study using volume expansion is needed to determine the optimal ΔPOP threshold.
Although PCR ribotype 078/clade 5 strains are currently present at low frequency, prospective surveillance demonstrates their continued expansion [ 25]; ongoing monitoring therefore remains essential.
In large prospective controlled studies, prophylactic volume expansion therapy failed to reduce the incidence of clinical or TCD-defined vasospasm, did not improve CBF, and had no effect on outcome [ 77- 79].
And London's mayor, Boris Johnson, now also a prospective parliamentary candidate, recently backed the expansion of grammar schools.
