'an outstanding future' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to a future someone anticipates with great hope, excitement, and/or confidence. For example, "With the completion of this project, I'm excited to look forward to an outstanding future."
"The Parramatta Eels are poised for an outstanding future, with a large and passionate supporter base, a great junior league, financial sustainability and, from 2019, the absolute best club stadium in Australia located in the geographic heart of Sydney," he said.
"I am delighted that people have rallied round to protect these jobs, and now we can all agree that Grangemouth has an outstanding future," he added.
Swarovski is an outstanding company with a great future.
His extended family at Johns Hopkins is dedicated to carrying on his legacy of patient care, mentoring, clinical research, and diabetes prevention and passing that torch to the next generation of outstanding future diabetologists.
We are proud to offer an incomparable education, at no charge, to so many students who catapult that education into outstanding futures -- including Justin Hudson, the graduation speaker quoted in the article, who is off to the Ivy League.
He recently told them he believed it would resolve an outstanding uncertainty about the future of the bank, bailed out five years ago with £45bn of taxpayer money.
I pushed for Matt Kvesic last year – he is one for the future, an outstanding openside in the making, but I couldn't push his cause at the moment and claim he is playing better than Robshaw.
But the 43-year-old is considered an outstanding manager of the future by the club's owners and there is no question of his job being under threat.
First Minister Carwyn Jones said: "As one of the most advanced UK tidal projects, already the subject of an environmental impact assessment and in the consents process, Marine Current Turbines Skerriess project near Anglesey is an outstanding example of the future potential for marine energy development off the Welsh coast".
In retrospect, Don Nelson, who had once coached the Bucks, had an outstanding trade instinct, essentially trading future career underachievers Traylor and Garrity for two future NBA MVPs in Nowitzki and Nash; in addition, the new recruits quickly became close friends.
At 6 feet 3 inches and 240 pounds, Groza anchored the Browns' offensive line at left tackle, alongside Abe Gibron, an outstanding guard, and Frank Gatski, a future Hall of Famer at center.
