The phrase "a future month" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to any month that is yet to occur in the calendar year.
Example: "We will schedule the meeting for a future month when everyone is available."
Alternatives: "an upcoming month" or "a subsequent month".
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So can a future July ever hope to compete? "I don't think it's unbeatable," Mr. Fybish said of July 1999.
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Just imagine, if in a future December, as we approach the holiest time of the year, instead of reading "For the poor, 'recovery' is a mirage," we would read, "For the poor, 'recovery' is a miracle".
A future is a derivative contract that promises to deliver a specified good, instrument, or cash during a set future month known as the delivery month under the terms set forth in the futures contract.
Saturday's A Future That Works march and rally will be attended by tens of thousands of people in central London, with sister events in Belfast and Glasgow also calling for an alternative to government austerity measures.
What crisis?Mar 15th 2001 A survey of Energy: A brighter future?Feb 8th 2001But the row has already become unusually acrimonious.
What crisis?Mar 15th 2001 A survey of Energy: A brighter future?Feb 8th 2001Such claims did not impress the EU delegation, which included Kjell Larsson, Sweden's environment minister, and Margo Wallstrom, the EU's environment commissioner.
