The phrase "a more resilient future" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing plans, goals, or visions that involve strengthening systems, communities, or environments to withstand challenges.
Example: "By investing in sustainable practices, we are working towards a more resilient future for our planet."
Alternatives: "a stronger future" or "a more robust future".
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of New York has proposed a buyout program that is a significant step toward a more resilient future.
Combined, the topics filled out an organizational "tree" that helps to define sustainability and foster action toward a more resilient future.
New York City's Special Initiative for Rebuilding and Resiliency report recognizes the importance of nature and natural defenses as part of a comprehensive strategy for a more resilient future in the face of a changing climate.
"As Nepal plans and implements a recovery program that will take many years, such dynamic risk-modeling tools can help the country choose a path toward a more resilient future," says Lallemant.
This series, supported by SAC Big Ticket and The Class of 1980 Fund, addresses how organizations, governments, and companies are responding to increased water scarcity and shaping a more resilient future through sustainable water use.
In this paper, we hold a lens over key issues in transitioning to resilience in urban areas by outlining emerging challenges that may offer directions towards operationalising how cities might transition to a more resilient future, while ensuring that communities are at the center of the process.
There is no single solution to how to prepare for the next storm, but making sure that all options, both natural and built, are on the table is an essential first step to a safer, more resilient future.
It must continue to diversify its economy, facilitate private investment and support citizen engagement to fully unleash growth, but it has already come a long way in mobilising its resources effectively to provide a better, more resilient future for its people.
In 2004, Harvard adopted a set of Sustainability Principles that defined the University's vision for a healthier, more resilient future.
But there is hope that we can build a better, more resilient future.
It brings together city planners, private sector innovators and citizens to build a stronger, more resilient future for Miami.
