The phrase "a future benefit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing advantages or positive outcomes that are expected to occur at a later time.
Example: "Investing in renewable energy now will provide a future benefit for the environment and future generations."
Alternatives: "a prospective advantage" or "a forthcoming gain."
LOGAN -- An investment is a possession acquired with the expectation of a future benefit.
Here, the user puts something into the product in anticipation of a future benefit.
Current research suggests, however, that education has a future benefit, too: staving off late-life cognitive decline.
Steven Kelman, a professor at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard, said the revolving door enabled hard-working government employees to accept low wages, if they knew there was a future benefit.
(Only.01% of foundation investment portfolios is invested to support philanthropic purposes). Most of the $330 billion currently held by foundations, then, represents a future benefit to society, one that will be realized only when the money is finally given away.
I've seen the areas that HR managers are focusing on for considering the use of AI in their departments and also where they might envisage that AI could be a future benefit.
Their managers discuss a possible future benefit gig for Africa together.
A potential future benefit of automated, quantitative, surface-based analysis methods may be the localization of subtle lesions that are not detectable by visual analysis alone.
Yet this advice can be hard medicine to take, for it goes against the conventional wisdom that one shouldn't pay a penny of tax sooner than necessary, and the idea of writing large checks to the Internal Revenue Service for an uncertain future benefit makes many clients queasy.
The figures are a "present value" calculation – all future benefits discounted to today – in inflation-adjusted 2013 dollars.
"The President has put a false step forward in allowing a discussion of future benefit reductions," Norquist said to me in May.
