The phrase "a future form of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different variations or manifestations of something that will exist or occur later.
Example: "In linguistics, we often analyze a future form of verbs to understand how they will be used in sentences."
Alternatives: "a forthcoming version of" or "an upcoming variation of".
It is not about a future form of finance.
When he's ecstatically describing a future form of travel, projection by dematerialization, in which passengers "will be shot into a tube and decomposed," his oldest son dryly declares, "No one would travel".
A future form of mobility may mean that, rather than relying on a human driver, you will use your phone (or other personal communication device) to summon a driverless car to pick you up and take you where you need to go, whereupon you will release the car to transport someone else to their destination.
It was the latest example of auto companies asking governments in different countries — including the United States and Canada — to step in with aid, opening the door to those governments playing a direct role in deciding the future form of their automobile industries.
Austin began his journey a vision of scooters being the future form of transportation at the University of Florida.
On March 31 , 1814 the allies entered Paris, where they invited the inhabitants to decide on their future form of government.
Additionally, evolving technological innovations, coupled with economic conditions making homes increasingly less affordable, will affect the future form of housing.
Thus, these cells can be the future form of treatment to bypass the BBB.
This future form of transport was ideated by French artist Jean-Marc Côté at the turn of the 20th century.
Accelerating the pace of innovation relative to the cost of care, physician burnout, and improved patient experience may be a near-future form of utopia.
