The phrase "a future race" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the concept of a group of people or species that may exist or evolve in the future.
Example: "In the novel, the author imagines a future race that has adapted to life on Mars."
Alternatives: "an upcoming species" or "a prospective civilization".
But he is leaving the door open for a future race for a higher position.
Of the likelihood Earnhardt will remember that in a future race, Mayfield showed a little hardheadedness.
This one makes the logical point that racial mixing will lead to a future race of dark-skinned people.
After the cancellation of November's race, the group offered each entrant a refund or a guaranteed entry to a future race.
Ms. Combs, trying to establish her bona fides with the party's conservatives as well as tending her statewide network for a future race, also endorsed Mr. Christian.
In the meantime Mr. Steyer emerged from the 2014 midterms with a much larger national profile, with indications that he himself may be eyeing a future race for governor or senator in California.
Though heavy on Bible studies, the school's rich curriculum included courses on the history of civil rights, which accounted for its reputation as a site for future "race leaders".
Though heavy on Bible studies, the school's rich curriculum included courses on the history of civil rights, which accounted for its reputation as a site for future "race leaders". No less vital than the classroom experience were the freedoms Virgil Jr. enjoyed in being part of Jacksonville's thriving black community.
Hopefully in the future, race won't be an acceptable characteristic to criticize for a poignant film role.
Many hoped for a future when race no longer divided people.
It would also, of course, be a formidable force in a future leadership race.
