The phrase "a particular future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific or defined future scenario or outcome that is being discussed or considered.
Example: "In order to achieve our goals, we must plan for a particular future that aligns with our vision."
Alternatives: "a specific future" or "a defined future".
A particular future birthday of Steve Jobs, which may be seen by some people alive today, has prime factors that have a connection to his birth year.
Once Jesus' words become part of the unalterable past, don't they guarantee a particular future, whether or not Peter is willing to cooperate?
For a particular future, regret is the difference between the value of an attribute for a particular plan, and the value of that attribute for the optimal plan for that future.
Crude oil producing companies such as TOTAL or oil servicing firms such as CONOIL can enter crude oil futures contracts to purchase or sell crude oil at a particular future selling price.
The case example illustrates why it is not acceptable that some futures studies simply present a selection of recent facts (developments, trends, weak signals…) that justify a particular future without taking into account similar facts that point in another direction.
Remember: a promise is just a statement of intent, not a guarantee of a particular future outcome.
This is because the probability of any particular future contingent event is very low, so that God would not have much justification for believing that any particular future contingent event would occur.
I don't want to prepare my students for any particular future; life is too unpredictable for that.
Episodic memory is the most flexible system in that it enables humans to envisage virtually any particular future event.
- Male partner, Ulanga District A fear of repercussions, in particular future denial of care or services were particularly powerful forces working against women's desires to speak out against abuse.
The tree (T, <) seems to correspond to a naïve picture familiar to us all: a moment m is a temporary present; the set {n : n < m} corresponds to the past of m, which is unique; while the set {n : m < n} corresponds to the open future of m, each particular maximal linear subset of which corresponds to a particular possible future.
