The phrase "a larger future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing aspirations, goals, or visions that encompass broader possibilities or opportunities.
Example: "By investing in education and technology, we are paving the way for a larger future for our community."
Alternatives: "a broader future" or "an expanded future".
That could augur a larger future role for Syria's fixed-wing fleet.
If the rate of mass loss increases, it may signify a larger future contribution to sea level from Greenland.
A critical examination of the intervention, pilot study design, and suggestions for a larger future study are provided.
Both focus on the rational egoist's attitude toward the future: the rational egoist holds that the time at which some good comes is by itself irrelevant, so that, for example, I ought to sacrifice a small present gain for a larger future gain.
In growing populations, early reproduction is favored even more strongly, because each offspring added to a smaller current gene pool is a larger proportional contribution than one added to a larger future gene pool [22], [24].
The current trial is closed in preparation for a larger future trial.
The worker accepts a lower-paying job in exchange for a slim but real chance of a large, future payday.
"We're in the early stages of mobile context services, which represent a large future opportunity," he said.
The bioliq process under development at the KIT can be considered as the backbone of a large future thermochemical biorefinery.
It's widely thought that Bitcoin could have a large future in the country, where government control over banking and the like might make the decentralized cryptocurrency quite attractive to the average person.
These estimates suggest a large future increase in the prevalence of diabetes and its complications, especially among obese individuals.
