The phrase "a future agreement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an agreement that is intended to be made or established at a later time.
Example: "We are currently discussing the terms, and we hope to finalize a future agreement by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "an upcoming agreement" or "a prospective agreement."
A future agreement on repealing the debt ceiling—ending that wasteful exercise in false suspense would be a bonus.
The progress in Durban on the legal form of a future agreement came at the expense of the ambition of short-term action and long-term equity.
Mr. Sharon insists the barrier is solely for security and could be moved or taken down if the two sides reach a future agreement on borders.
He had previously given lukewarm support to the plan, saying only that the United States was open to a "process" for a future agreement.
"He has put forward some interesting ideas that could make a valuable contribution to a future agreement," Tommy Vietor, a White House spokesman, said in a statement.
She said the most likely blueprint for a future agreement would be the highly controversial TTIP agreement between the US and the EU.
"It is vital however that any future agreement on a national funding formula should result in a general uplift of the amount of funding received by all schools.
General Ahmar "knows that there is always a possibility that Ahmed Ali may be able to play a political role in any future agreement," the diplomat said, and would like to damage his rival's reputation before that can take place.
The Euro Summit stresses the crucial need to rebuild trust with the Greek authorities as a pre-requisite for a possible future agreement on a new ESM programme.
The seven-page statement about the agreement opens with this statement: "The Euro Summit stresses the crucial need to rebuild trust with the Greek authorities as a pre-requisite for a possible future agreement on a new [bailout] programme".
Morrisons' business is said to be 'particularly encouraging', creating a basis for future agreement apparently.
