The phrase "a force for the future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone that has a positive impact or influence on future developments or progress.
Example: "The new renewable energy initiative is seen as a force for the future in combating climate change."
Alternatives: "a catalyst for the future" or "a driving force for tomorrow."
Adrian Sutil is surely a force for the future too.
But Army officials here said that emphasizing a warrior mentality throughout the ranks had been under way for 18 months as leaders in the Pentagon designed a force for the future that would be agile as well as lethal, and prepared to fight on a battlefield, like Iraq, without traditional front lines and rear areas.
Meaningless in the big picture, the singles match was significant in that it showed Dementieva to be a force for the future and revealed that Venus Williams, who was heartbroken about the semifinal loss to Martina Hingis that prevented an all-Williams final at the Open, is not yet close to feeling invincible.
Ethereal stuff that speaks of years, far in the past, yet recognizable as a force for the future.
Today as we remember our fallen colleagues, we dedicate ourselves and the Blue Helmets as a force for peace, a force for change, a force for the future.
Sir John, who retires in April 2000 to be replaced by Greg Dyke, is expected to call on the government to safeguard the BBC as a "counterbalance" or a civilising force for the future and ensure that the corporation's income grows in proportion to that of the nation.
… my responsibility has been to retain Labor as a fighting force for the future so we can unite behind the next leader of our party.
After very careful study over 16 months, the EPG is convinced that there is an urgent need for bold initiatives to reform and strengthen the Commonwealth as a beneficial force for the future".
"I am proud that despite all the prophets of doom we have preserved our federal parliamentary Labor party as a viable fighting force for the future.
The economy is so good that we need to do more to make sure that we have a skilled work force for the future.
There must also be major investments in all forms of education, whether public, private or parochial, to assure that there is a competent work force for the future.
