The phrase "a productive future for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing aspirations, goals, or plans that aim to create positive outcomes or advancements for a specific group or area.
Example: "We are committed to investing in education to ensure a productive future for our children."
Alternatives: "a fruitful future for" or "a successful future for".
There are so many young people who just need a little help and they'll do the rest to build a productive future for themselves and their families.
I believe it is in the interest of every American for our government leaders to create true pathways for former offenders to get away from the stigma of incarceration and move into a productive future for themselves, their families, and their communities if they are willing to do so.
With the continued fostering and development of international partnerships with the NIEHS and other like-minded organizations in developed nations, Areola sees a productive future for the ASTS as it seeks to address environmental health issues in African countries.
Programmes like the "Social Integration for Preventing Trafficking in Human Beings Project," are designed to help protect children like Cristina and Alexandru from falling for these traps by helping them to not only understand the dangers that await them in the outside world but by giving them the skills and confidence that they need to survive and build a productive future for themselves.
We need to pick our priorities now — and at the top of that list must be finding a productive future role for the Sons of Iraq.
But they also doing what colleges are supposed to: preparing their students for a productive future.
This brief discusses how society can ensure that children have a solid foundation for a productive future by creating and implementing effective early childhood programs and policies.
Outlining basic concepts from four decades of program evaluation research, this video and brief help explain how society can ensure that children have a solid foundation for a productive future by creating and implementing effective early childhood programs and policies.
This video from the InBrief series outlines basic concepts from four decades of program evaluation research which help explain how society can ensure that children have a solid foundation for a productive future.
25, 2016) on "When I returned home, it was another hell": Now's the time to talk about what we do after Guantánamo: Right now, as we take first steps toward finally closing Guantánamo, we have a choice: Do we continue to transfer individuals with little to no social, economic or psychological support, leaving them desperate for a productive future?
They also stress that ECE "can ensure that children have a solid foundation for a productive future" (Center on the Developing Child 2007, p. 1).
