The phrase "accept a future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the idea of embracing or coming to terms with what lies ahead in life or a specific situation.
Example: "In order to move forward, we must learn to accept a future that is uncertain and full of possibilities."
Alternatives: "embrace the future" or "welcome what lies ahead".
In this framework journals agree to accept a future publication based on acceptance of pre-registered proposals and prior to any data generation.
But we don't have to accept a future of more pollution.
Hong Kong would need Beijing's approval, and might have to accept a future without blockbuster public offerings.
The people of Libya cannot possibly envisage or accept a future Libya in which Gaddafi's regime plays any role".
"I do not accept a future where the jobs and industries of tomorrow take root beyond our borders — and I know you don't either," he told Congress.
"Well, I do not accept a future where the jobs and industries of tomorrow take root beyond our borders -- and I know you don't either.
("On and on he soars, dodging meteors skirting around asteroids rocketing from planet to planet with entire galaxies as his ports of call"). However, in accepting a future at Galactus' side, he has to leave the love of his life, the beautiful Shalla Bal, behind, inducing centuries of wistful pining, as the people of his home planet are conveniently immortal.
In refusing to set any timetable for U.S. involvement, he tacitly accepted a future that Obama sought to avert, but which advocates of intervention, led by Sen. John McCain of Arizona, say can't be avoided: a U.S. military presence stretching into the indefinite future.
The ideology of austerity certainly demands we tighten our belts and accept a miserable future.
Throughout Western Europe, similar battles are being fought as the pressure to integrate in what may become a European superstate and accept a borderless future in a globalized world stirs patriotic reactions in defense of the nation state.
But rather than shrink into self-pity or passively accept a pale future, he took a different approach.
