The phrase "anxiety for future" is not correct in standard written English.
A more appropriate expression would be "anxiety about the future."
Example: "Many people experience anxiety about the future, especially during uncertain times."
Alternatives: "worry about the future" or "concern for the future."
Results of the feedback questionnaire regarding self-perceived impact on improvement on teamwork, technical skills, knowledge and anxiety for future critical events are shown in Table 3.
Other studies identified lack of knowledge and guidance as possible barriers for participation [ 9] next to anticipated fear of the test result and negative reactions from the partner and others [ 10, 11], with women expressing more anxiety for future fertility and men reporting more avoidance or blame to their female sex partner [ 12].
There is also the reality that many people intentionally hang on to pain or anxiety medicine for future use.
"We are living in difficult times and I believe we are morally responsible for finding a way of representing that," says Stephens, who added that he was also influenced by anxiety for the future of his own children.
But it should be a cause of anxiety for the future of our politics that, just when parties are struggling for credibility, there is so much uncertainty about the voter registration system too.
And despite my rising shame at being one of the very tourists she derided, I found myself seized by a sudden protective anxiety for the future of Isle au Haut's beauty and serenity.
Chris Goode, another significant British theatre talent, has premiered a work that takes children's real words, gleaned from interviews with 70 six- to 11-year-olds, and has them spoken by adult actors, revealing anxiety for the future.
While he feared for his practice, Andrews reserved his greatest anxiety for the future of the institute, 27% of whose annual budget was being picked up by HealthSouth.
National security: There is a current state of fear and anxiety for the future experienced by both sides, which is constantly fed by a deep sense of national insecurity.
The key here is to tell your personal story -of student debt, disillusionment, anxiety for the future, and what it's like to come of age in a period of extreme inequality.
