The phrase "prospective period" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a future or potential time frame or period. You can use it when discussing upcoming events, plans, or potential changes. Example: The company is expecting a lot of growth during the prospective period of the next five years.
To be provided with domiciliary care, the applicant must consistently have a disability, disease, or defect which is essentially chronic in type and is producing disablement of such degree and probable persistency as will incapacitate from earning a living for a prospective period.
Patients and methods A prospective period study conducted in a 7-bed-medical ICU with nurse/patient ratio at 1/3 over 12 months.
Patients from the prospective period were tested with a rapid test.
Overall, the patients were observed for a mean of 14.4 (3.0-17.9) months, considering both the retrospective and prospective period.
First, the data for the pre-1997 period are retrospective and may not be as reliable as the data from the prospective period.
For the prospective period, we identified 2,348 patients with suspected influenza; 3 were excluded because they did not consent to study participation.
To estimate turnover in head lice infestations, we used data from all four prospective periods, screening and previous history and compared these by univariate logistic models.
Regarding the pre-AIDS mortality, this bias might have been limited as the pre-AIDS mortality rates were relatively stable and at a very low level during the prospective periods.
(b and c) Quasi-prospective period from July 2009 to December 2011.
During the quasi-prospective period, many of the target earthquakes occurred in the ocean or outside the USA.
Figure 3 shows Molchan diagrams used to evaluate the forecast of the EAST, EEPAS, and EAST ∗EEPAS models with respect to the RI reference model during the quasi-prospective period.
