The phrase "achieved for the future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or outcomes that are intended to benefit or impact future circumstances or situations.
Example: "The strategies we have implemented are designed to ensure that our objectives are achieved for the future."
Alternatives: "secured for the future" or "attained for future benefit".
Today my organization is calling on me to mobilize hundreds of thousands of young people to fight in Congress and the halls of politics nationwide for the clean energy future that we MUST achieve for the future of our economy and our climate.
But we will only ever achieve a fit-for-the-future NHS as a team – clinicians and healthcare financial professionals working together.
In creating the SIM, the existing errors and omissions in the 'As-built' documentation were quantified, and cost savings that could be achieved for a future planned copper mine, with a similar design, were identified.
Economic sensitivity analysis is performed to elaborate the potential improvements in the overall economics, and set the targets that must be achieved in the future in order for microalgal biofuels to become economically viable.
As the smart meters are very limited devices, the overall improvement achieved is promising for the future deployment of such cryptographic protocols for enabling privacy enhanced services in smart grids.
As we do our part to support the recovery of the U.S. and global economies, achieving sustained growth for the future requires us to make additional changes in our management structure.
Today, West advises individuals and institutions on how to achieve their vision for the future, and helps them to create the financial goals that will realize their aspirations.
Gifts in wills are another way people can support a charity and we focus on what a gift can achieve for future generations.
The level of preparation I achieved for arctic research facilitated my future development of laboratory experiments down South.
