The phrase "a common future for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing shared goals, aspirations, or outcomes that involve multiple parties or groups.
Example: "We must work together to create a common future for our children and the planet."
Alternatives: "a shared future for" or "a united future for".
"I call on you, President Emile Lahoud: Israel extends its hand in peace, with the vision of a common future that will be better for the children of both peoples.
Yet such a view would miss the real significance of enlargement--which lies not only in correcting past injustices but in preparing for a common future.* Javier Solana Madariaga, a former Spanish foreign minister, has held NATO's top political post since December 1995.
The task of both formulating a common future goal and defining a roadmap for reaching the goal was too complex for a one day workshop.
This is not sufficient for a better common future.
In the book The Collaboration Economy, Eric Lowett provides examples of corporations who are taking wise advantage of what many feel is the most important human behavior for a beneficial common future: collaboration.
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Speaking after a meeting with the heads of the European Commission, European Council and European Parliament in Brussels, Mr Tsipras said his country was "willing to work to find a mutually acceptable agreement and a compromise for our common future".
We will keep doing this work, locked arm in arm with local communities, firefighters, teachers, doctors and more, a movement of people of all colors and creeds, united in a battle for our common future.
