"upcoming phase" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a future stage or period of time in a process, project, or event. Here are a few examples: 1. "We are currently in the planning stage, but the upcoming phase will involve executing our strategy." 2. "The company's success in the upcoming phase of expansion will be crucial to its long-term growth." 3. "The project is set to enter its final and most challenging upcoming phase." 4. "The team is working hard to prepare for the upcoming phase of the competition." 5. "The upcoming phase of the trial will involve presenting new evidence to the jury."
Marvel fans in the UK have been given an exciting surprise – many of the upcoming Phase 3 films will be released early here, from Guardians of the Galaxy 2 to Doctor Strange.
The upcoming phase II project will be carried out in 2013 which will cover the construction of 2-3 corresponding wells nearby the first well some 50 m away in relevant azimuth, coupled with a sophisticate measurement and monitoring program to collect the baseline data, prior to the injection test operation.
Saftlas said that he thinks the positives outlined in the latest results are balanced by near-term concerns such as potential launches of generic Zyprexa in Canada and Germany, and uncertainty over upcoming Phase III results on Prasugrel expected in the fourth-quarter.
A reception for the upcoming phase is scheduled for Oct. 28.
In 2017, MAPS researchers will train therapists from the United States and Israel to provide MDMA-assisted psychotherapy, and they hope to have up to 300 participants in the upcoming phase III trials.
I'm five years into this parenting gig and I still feel a twinge of annoyance when a more experienced parent tells me how my family will feel or act during an upcoming phase of development.
"The upcoming phases of synthesis, testing, and assembly are likely to take several years," he says.
During the upcoming phases of the energy system transformation, the distinction between variable and flexible renewable energy sources will become of growing importance.
Expanding to rural areas so as to tackle the centers of poverty and vulnerability at their roots is critical and will be addressed in upcoming phases.
Progress in performance/results-based management (RBM) and budgeting (RBB) initiated under earlier UNICEF projects (such as the 2007 Public Expenditure Review PERR) in the social sector can be built upon to strengthen capacity of local government and partners in planning, management, and monitoring and evaluation of social programmes and budgets in upcoming phases of the project.
Be ready for all those other upcoming phases.
