The phrase "a future rise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an anticipated increase or growth in a particular context, such as economics, technology, or personal development.
Example: "Analysts predict a future rise in the stock market due to improved economic indicators."
Alternatives: "an upcoming increase" or "a projected growth".
In addition, predictions of a future rise have already made buying tougher: 30-year mortgage rates were 4.34% in March, up from 3.57% a year ago.
Now Labour seeks a fourth term pledging a future rise in advance of the election, promising deeper cuts than Thatcher and alienating business leaders.
Rising consumer credit is to be expected in a recovering economy, and a future rise in interest rates will compound these problems".
That would protect the capital position of the Bank of Japan from a future rise in interest rates.Ending deflation will not solve all of Japan's problems.
Before the election, more than 100 House Democrats objected to paying for that progress partly by cutting a future rise in food stamp benefits.
There is a widely held belief that this trend could be linked with a future rise in the migration or displacement of human populations.
Furthermore, the fact that the armed group Islamic State is losing territory indicates a possible future rise in suicide attacks.
In exchange for an inflation-linked, future rise in the licence fee, rather than standing up to government bullying, the much-vaunted director general Tony Hall and new BBC Trust chair Rona Fairhead have instead compromised Auntie's independence.
Shadow ministers have previously expressed concerns that the scheme is stoking demand but doing nothing for supply, which could result in a future steep rise in prices.
A 'put' is typically used on expectations of a market fall, as opposed to a 'call' option which is used on expectations of a future market rise.
We are looking at a future of rising food prices driven by rising temperatures.
