The phrase "prospective sales" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential future sales or expected sales opportunities.
Example: "The marketing team is focusing on strategies to increase prospective sales for the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "potential sales" or "anticipated sales".
There is also, though, something melancholic about this exhibition and the prospective sales.
All monies from their prospective sales, however, have been promised to Ince to reinvest in the Blackburn squad.
After listing other prospective sales involving China, Jones told Abbott: "By this time next week who's going to own little Tasmania?
"The meetings and contacts we've had at Davos in the past have led, directly or indirectly, to hundreds of millions of dollars in prospective sales for New Jersey businesses," Mr. Medina said.
The contract will be set up, say you have 50 days in the summer under 90 degrees, and for each day you get paid depending on how much in prospective sales you lose.
It is still extremely good news for Avanti, however, as it provides proof of the quality of Avanti's backhaul solution, [it] will substantially boost the group's prospective sales in the second half of 2014 [and] in the medium term, it opens up enormous potential in terms of demand.
The prospective sale was first reported Wednesday on the Web site AllThingsD.
It could also slow the prospective sale of Gareth Bale to Real Madrid, Mourinho's former club.
Officials said that since July President Clinton has raised the prospective sale of laser technology at least two times in meetings with President Vladimir V. Putin.
As for the effect of designation on a prospective sale, the company's broker, Mary Ann Tighe, said it might enhance, not deflate, the value.
She ends up being the agent for both parties in the prospective sale of a $2.4 million house in the Hollywood Hills, and things get ugly early.
