The phrase "a future and a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a context discussing possibilities or plans, but it needs additional information to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "We must consider a future and a path that leads to success."
Alternatives: "a future and a vision" or "a future and a goal".
"This gives them a future and a hope," he said.
So through the struggles of her heroine, Ms Ozdamar drafts a future and a better reality, for herself and for anyone else to whom it matters.
"I am 25 years old and I have to build a future and a family in this country and I see no future.
To thumb my nose at an opportunity for a good salary and a pension and a future and a chance to wear a tie on the job was the height of arrogance and stupidity.
We still do, of course: that wonderful, fearless, exuberant woman who travelled across Europe to make a future and a family – and who one day, many years later, would open her door to me, and become my stepgrandmother and my friend.
I'm sorry to bring you all down when we should be celebrating the royal baby, but right now the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge may be among the very few young people who can afford to build a future and a family in Britain.
She had, by then, glimpsed the possibility of a future, and an overdraft did not hold the same power of terror over her.
He's got a future and he'll make a nice chaser one day.
Its self-assured balance between geometric modernism and lyricism bespeaks a commitment to a future and to a past; it is a richly textured composition, projecting at once a modernist sense of energy and a very traditional sense of stability.
"The important thing is you identify the players who don't have a future, and have an honest dialogue.
Programs that train graduates in creating a future and building a career with a company are rare, but they are more desirable right now than ever.
