The phrase "remaining lectures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the lectures that are left or still to be attended in a series or course.
Example: "I have completed all the assignments, but I still need to attend the remaining lectures to fully grasp the material."
Alternatives: "upcoming lectures" or "leftover lectures."
The second case based lecture covering the adrenal, pituitary and parathyroid glands followed the remaining didactic lectures.
That is, if the subjective norm of the environment becomes teaching via EBIPs rather than lecture, according to Ajzen's (1991) theory of planned behavior faculty members who remain in lecture mode will be more inclined to change given the new environmental conditions.
A colleague, Joseph Leahy, 50, a microbiology professor known for his zesty lectures, remained hospitalized with a head wound.
Yet his lectures remain available as audio files in cyberspace.Ginger-haired and married to a Spaniard, Mr al-Suri went by several aliases, including El Español and El Rubio (the blond one).
Players come and go, but Chaney's style and his lectures remain the same, variations on accustomed themes: do not turn the basketball over, see the whole floor, the shot is made with the pass, slow down, speed kills.
These lectures remain the most concise and lucid account in and out of Freud's writings of the birth of psychoanalysis; nowhere is the complicated story more effortlessly told.
I joined Weight Watchers with high hopes, and lost five pounds in the first few weeks, then stalled through the remaining two months of earnest lectures, weigh-ins and little instruction books.
I have edited a number of previously-unavailable manuscripts, including the remaining parts of Green's lectures on the John's Gospel ('The Incarnation'), Romans ('The Pauline conception of justification by faith') and Galatians ('The Incarnation') (Tyler, ed., 2005, vol. 1, pp.1 188).
