The phrase "a future distinguished by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a future that is characterized or marked by specific qualities or achievements.
Example: "We envision a future distinguished by innovation and sustainability in all aspects of life."
Alternatives: "a future marked by" or "a future defined by".
John Robinson (Toby Stephens) is a workaholic marine distinguished by a truck-commercial ruggedness.
For the Love of Spock gives viewers a glimpse at why a character distinguished by funny ears and arched eyebrows somehow became a symbol for scientific thought and a progressive outlook on the future — just as an oh-so-60s TV show somehow introduced a set of characters and a universe that are still going strong.
But in a blockbuster summer distinguished by the darkness of Christopher Nolan's jet black Batman Begins, this future-retro B-movie harbours enough that is monstrous to compensate for the awful inevitability of its climactic group hug.
And in a few cases distinguished by impressive aesthetic achievement.
"It's a grand old building and deserves a future as distinguished as its past".
The city has a long, complex history, distinguished by an unquenchable desire for independence.
A Shoshanna design is distinguished by feminine figure flattering styles.
As AMP and ADP are both highly charged (predominantly AMP2– and ADP3– ), it is possible that these interactions are offset by electrostatic effects or by entropic contributions from nucleotide binding or solvent ordering around the highly solvated phosphates; in the future, these effects may be distinguished by nucleotide analogues with the negative phosphates replaced with neutral sulfonamides.
In this list, predictives are distinguished by concerning the future and retrodictives by concerning the past, dissentives by the fact that the speaker is disagreeing with what was earlier said by the hearer, and so on.
A true Beverly Hills neighborhood is distinguished by three criteria.
