The phrase "a prototype for future" is not entirely correct as it is missing a noun after "future." You can use it when discussing a model or example that serves as a basis for future developments or designs.
Example: "The new electric car serves as a prototype for future innovations in sustainable transportation."
Alternatives: "a model for future" or "a template for future".
It is not a prototype for future Thames-side development, and offers no solutions to the problems of urban regeneration.
Sustainability has a way towards reaching affordability, but MVCC will be a prototype for future residential developments.
In addition to serving as a prototype for future zoos, Hagenbeck's zoological garden was a source of animals for zoos and circuses.
The White House and Republicans hailed the deal as a rare bipartisan achievement and a prototype for future hard-bargained compromises in the new era of divided government.
Correction: January 4 , 2002 Friday An article in Business Day last Friday about the strong performance of Kohl's, the retailer that is being watched closely by rivals like Federated Department Stores, misstated the location of a Bon Marché store that resembles a Kohl's and was built by Federated as a prototype for future outlets.
An article in Business Day last Friday about the strong performance of Kohl's, the retailer that is being watched closely by rivals like Federated Department Stores, misstated the location of a Bon Marché store that resembles a Kohl's and was built by Federated as a prototype for future outlets.
So have modern physics and astronomy.' Bellow is dismayed to think that Michael Jackson may be a prototype for our future ' a freaky fabrication announcing a society in which race and gender will be as optional as the shape of your nose.
This design is considered as a prototype for a future super-fast avalanche CCD matrix capable to work in a single-photon detection mode.
Through the power of reduced flight, the Aero Train lifts off the ground enough to serve as a prototype for a future where planes are trains and vice versa.
Further preclinical development will be required to evaluate its potential role as a novel prototype for future treatment of malignant diseases.
This enzyme bioreactor should serve as an excellent prototype for future studies that will examine the effect of limited proteolysis on functional characteristics of milk proteins, including gelling, emulsifying and foaming properties.
