The phrase "a determinant of future" is not entirely correct in standard English usage; it would be better as "a determinant of the future." You can use it when discussing factors that influence or shape future outcomes or events.
Example: "Education is often seen as a determinant of the future success of individuals."
Alternatives: "a factor influencing the future" or "a contributor to future outcomes."
Female literacy, crucial as both an indicator of development and a determinant of future prosperity, is stuck at 40%.
We are only beginning to understand the crucial role that microbial colonisation of the newborn (particularly in the gut) has as a determinant of future health and disease.
Past lifestyle is itself a determinant of future lifestyle.
Information about how long people stay in care homes is needed to plan services, as length of stay is a determinant of future demand for care.
Our findings are consistent with previous findings that willingness to self-sample for HPV was a determinant of future HPV self-sampling [ 9].
We used a Cox regression model for all time to event analyses and adjusted comparisons of baseline history of rib fracture as a determinant of future clinical fractures.
In patients with a longer history of antiretroviral treatment, new drugs presumably contributed to maintain or improve their immunological status, and are a strong determinant of future costs and an important predictor of opportunistic infections and death.
It's all founded in fanciful notions of free markets and self-reliance but the result of decades of this thinking in the US is entrenched material inequality and social mobility near to frozen; with inherited wealth emerging as a major determinant of future wealth.
Evans and Lyons (2005), for example, use order flows as a successful determinant of future exchange rates.
Several factors associated with human population mobility make it a significant determinant of future health threats and risks for all regions of the world.
