The phrase "a perfect future" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing aspirations, goals, or ideal scenarios regarding what the future may hold.
Example: "In her vision, a perfect future includes harmony among all nations and a sustainable environment."
Alternatives: "an ideal future" or "a flawless future."
To her, this girl is a perfect future wife.
But in "A Perfect Future," by David Hay, those considerations are just wallpaper.
And now a company that looked to be a perfect future division of Apple is gone for good".
Others, like film-maker Fritz Lang, explored the possibilities of a perfect future in the shape of glorious visionary architecture.
Prince William, meanwhile, has proved to be a perfect future Defender of the Faith by following the traditional Church of England approach to religion: moderation in all things, particularly belief.
She credited a steady stream of theater bookings, including productions of "Manipulation" and "A Perfect Future" there this year, as well as the upcoming Rattlestick Playwrights Theater production of "Asuncion," written by and starring Jesse Eisenberg ("The Social Network").
"We want to help create a dialogue toward a more perfect future for people who are having some really rough things happen to them.
I remind myself that I'd rather show up in the reality of the unpleasant present than the projected illusion of a more perfect future.
There is a subtly satiric mood, yet at the same time romantic nostalgia for a scientifically engineered perfect future that stopped seeming possible decades ago.
TARUN ANAND, the co-founder and chief executive of the Perfect Future, a start-up near Delhi, made his fortune in the United States, but returned to India to become an entrepreneur.
Rollerball (Norman Jewison, 1975) In a wacky "perfect, too perfect" future, all international conflicts are settled in the Rollerball arena by teams of murderous rollerskaters-cum-thugs, the greatest of whom is James Caan's existential doubter Jonathan E. Entirely ridiculous dystopian sci-fi that still somehow compels fascination.
