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The phrase "about what future" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be used in contexts where someone is inquiring about the specifics or details of a future event or situation, but it requires rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "Can you clarify what future you are referring to in your statement?"
Alternatives: "regarding which future" or "concerning what future".
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Another patient I spoke to was concerned about what future girlfriends would say about his manhood.
The increase in killings of coalition forces by Afghan soldiers raises questions about what future role the United States and its allies can expect to play in Afghanistan.
In discussing how big the company's sales could become, Mr. Peck writes, "This is so hard to estimate because it requires thinking about what future businesses the company might enter, not merely extrapolating the current businesses.
The ill will and mistrust run deep among civilians and militaries on both sides, raising questions about what future role the United States and its allies can expect to play in Afghanistan.
"What we are going to do is start to have a conversation about what future library provision will look like," councillor Garry Perkins, the cabinet member for libraries, told the paper.
Nor does Mr. Berkowitz offer any particularly original thought about what future warfare will be like, or even do a good job of summarizing the prognostications of scholars like Alvin Toffler or a number of his own colleagues at RAND.
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They are worried about what the future will bring".
I'm excited about what the future holds".
Still, he privately expressed misgivings about what the future held.
We do worry about what the future holds for him.
But neither could be confident about what the future held.
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