"the upcoming term" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a time period in the near future. For example, "I'm looking forward to the upcoming term because I have a lot of interesting classes to take."
The United States Supreme Court should add the Massey case to its docket for the upcoming term and throw out the court's tainted ruling.
The summer holidays are upon us and some will emerge from their teaching robes and remember who they were once, but others will do as I did, and spend the holidays getting their files in order, preparing assessments and resources for the upcoming term.
"In the upcoming term, I am going to be a candidate if only I feel that Syrian people want me as the president, and not be a candidate if they said, 'No,' " he said, as his words were translated into Turkish.
We are currently working to devise such scenarios for dealing with common misunderstandings of evolution, which will be used in the upcoming term.
As Newsweek points out, justices who plan to retire typically don't hire all of their clerks for the upcoming term.
Noticing that the upcoming terms are already contained in the RHS of the model, we obtain the a priori error estimate (4.60).
"Appointing an opponent of two states to manage negotiations with the Palestinians is yet another sign of Prime Minister Netanyahu's expectation that he can successfully defy the international community in this upcoming term.
Ginsburg began the event by summarizing key cases from the court's last term and previewed the court's upcoming term, which begins in October.
WASHINGTON ― Embracing her status as a cultural icon, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Wednesday regaled law students with witty anecdotes while looking back on her storied legal career and offering a brief taste of the court's upcoming term, which begins next month.
In its upcoming term the Supreme Court may decide that affirmative action in university admissions and Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, requiring states with histories of discrimination to submit any change in their voting laws for federal approval, have outlived their utility.
On Monday, the Court considers whether to hear one or more cases during its upcoming term that would determine the issue in all fifty states.
