"prospective way" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means a way or approach that is planned or intended for future use. Example: The company is considering a prospective way of expanding their market through online advertising.
This strategy would be a prospective way for the application of rare-earth metal carbon nanocapsules.
Annealing and functionalization of carbon nanotube yarns (CNYs) is a prospective way of increasing the electrical conductivity of this material.
Pyrolysis of waste plastic is a prospective way of conversion of waste plastic into low-emissive hydrocarbon fuel.
Integrating renewable energy and energy storage system provides a prospective way for power supply of remote areas.
The prospective way is described to design the magnetometer with noise of several fT Hz−1/2 at room temperature.
Twenty consecutive patients were included in a prospective way, and their predistraction and postdistraction models were electronically analyzed.
Studies have looked prospectively, retrospectively, and in nonconcurrent prospective ways at the natural history of hepatitis C. The differences between these approaches seem to show divergent outcomes, which have implications for the design of models of cost effectiveness.
Such a simple universal mechanism will open prospective ways for several applications in wide-area ad hoc networks, smart grids, and urban planning.
Future studies should address fusion rates of TLIF/ALIF versus transsacral fusion in the setting of scoliosis correction in a prospective, randomized way.
However, the risk-benefit ratio of this therapy with very low doses has not been studied in a prospective randomized way.
To our knowledge, this is the first clinical trial, designed in a prospective randomized way, which demonstrates the efficacy of the vitrification procedure to maintain oocyte competence to develop in vitro, in a population of infertile patients.
