"prospective technology" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe technology that is being developed or is likely to be developed in the future. Example: "The company's research and development team is working on a number of prospective technologies that could revolutionize the industry."
The key is a prospective technology called high-throughput atomically precise manufacturing, or APM.
"Coal will be used for decades and decades more … but what I do think will change is the emissions from it and that is the critical thing," he told Sky news, describing "highly prospective" technology being developed by Csiro.
Pressure gain combustion is a prospective technology being explored to advance gas turbine power plants.
These results constitute a promising basis for the design of a prospective technology for CO-rich syngas production through CH4-CO2 reforming.
CO2 adsorption enhanced gasification process is a prospective technology to be used in hydrogen and power production with nearly zero CO2 emission.
Before selecting the prospective technology onto the current configuration of certain petrochemical plant, should we consider other aspects related to the consequence of retrofitting, instead of only focusing on the advantage of decreasing diesel production?
In discussions with the prosecutors, according to the people involved in the case, a number of executives have disputed that allegation, saying that the government was confusing prospective technologies that were not used in calculating financial projections and other technologies that were.
Lithium is by no means the only material required for the coming battery-storage revolution – lithium-ion batteries themselves require other minerals such as graphite, and then there are competing prospective technologies such as aluminium-ion batteries for electric cars and vanadium flow batteries for grid-energy storage.
Other prospective technologies being looked at in the realm of safety include biometric readers that allow paramedics to obtain the medical records of an incapacitated patient via a fingerprint scan, or video recognition techniques capable of identifying suspects of a crime even if they are wearing a mask.
Consideration is given to the prospective technologies for the combined production of methanol and electricity.
The proposed approach is amenable for the screening of other prospective technologies: polymer synthesis, CO2 mineralization and formic acid production, which will be addressed by the Joint Research Centre JRCC) in a follow-up study of CCU.
