'strategy foresees' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing a plan or strategy that anticipates what might happen in the future. For example: "This strategy foresees a possible increase in demand for services in the coming months."
It is a situation that the strategy foresees will be tackled through better telecoms under Project Echo.
Cullompton's population growth looks set to continue as Mid Devon's core strategy foresees 95 new dwellings being built per year in the period to 2026.
The strategy foresees decrease of number of children placements in residential institutions and introduction and application of new methodological approaches, new organization of work and guaranteed quality of services, which are to greatest possible extent adjusted to beneficiaries' needs.
In this paper, we briefly review the PHY and MAC layers of an OFDMA-based WiMAX system, and we propose to use a Network Utility Maximization (NUM) framework to formulate the DAMA strategy foreseen in the uplink of IEEE 802.16.
While demand for these services continues to be strong, investors have become impatient with companies whose strategies foresee earnings only after large capital investments have been made.
Increasing social investment, putting children at the centre of political agendas, and strengthening the institutional capacity of States are some of the major strategies foreseen in the new agreement to reduce inequality and make the implementation of children's rights a reality in Latin America and the Caribbean.
A confidential memo prepared by the Washington law firm Patton Boggs recently released under court order laid out the plaintiffs' strategy, which foresees using a European industrial espionage firm to investigate Chevron's assets around the world.
In the framework of AU's Continental Education Strategy for Africa, school feeding should be the subject of a separate programme, if not a full implementation strategy, as foreseen in its guiding document.
Country Policy Profile for Lesotho on the State of Policy, Strategy and Foreseen Support.
Merrill Lynch international quantitative strategy analyst Markus Barth foresees a major reshuffling of portfolios in Europe, where managers will be able to invest in companies that have, so far, been out of reach.
In some cases, the goals to improve the situation are ambitious; such is the case in Azerbaijan where a recently announced strategy for S&T foresees a tremendous increase from 0.2% to 2% by 2015.
