The phrase "a future interest" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal contexts to refer to a right to property ownership that will occur in the future.
Example: "The will granted her a future interest in the family estate, which she would inherit upon her father's passing."
Alternatives: "a prospective interest" or "a contingent interest".
Remainder, in Anglo-American law, a future interest held by one person in the property of another, which, upon the happening of a certain event, will become his own.
For others, it can be an early attraction to visual patterns--often an indication of a future interest in mathematics.
Shaw was created Baronet, of Kilmarnock, in the County of Ayr by George III in 1809, and re-created in 1813 by a second patent to include a future interest for his nephew.
Furthermore, those students who felt it was easy to identify a research mentor were more likely to be interested in research during medical school (correlation coefficient 0.236, p = 0.05), feel that they had a good training in critical appraisal (correlation coefficient 0.254, p = 0.03) and express a future interest in research as a career goal (correlation coefficient 0.23, p = value 0.015).
Mr Osborne could have softened the effect of a future interest-rate hike by loosening fiscal policy a jot.
This is an area of future interest and a fertile ground for improvements of the present BoNT-B nanopore detection scheme.
Overall, though, Mr Carney's shift from inflation to unemployment as a determinate of future interest rate rises was an error that fortunately he has the good sense not to compound.
In the US, the Fed expected the labor market to continue to strengthen even as some members noted that a slowdown in job creation might lead to a delay in future interest rate rises, the July minutes show.
A gift of future interest, which is restricted in some way by a future date, doesn't qualify.
Last month, Switzerland struck deals with Germany and Britain to tax money kept by their residents in secret Swiss accounts and also introduce a withholding tax on future interest earned, a proposal rejected by Washington.
These include "forward guidance": announcing a path of future interest rates, and committing to them until some economic target (this could include nominal GDP) has been hit.
