The phrase "any future debate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to discussions or arguments that may occur at a later time.
Example: "We should consider the implications of our decision in any future debate on this topic."
Alternatives: "any upcoming discussion" or "any subsequent argument".
We made it clear in our report that "any future debate on a UK bill of rights must be acutely sensitive to issues of devolution and, in the case of Scotland, to possible independence, and it must involve the devolved administrations".
But those who would advocate a more tolerant attitude towards suicide in any future debate will also face obstacles.
Shorten said any future debate had to take into account the Christchurch massacre, and the reasons it had been carried out.
Trump's record on "rule of law" issues, now including this pardon, weakens his defenses in the Mueller probe — and in any future debate over impeachment.
Among the new eastern members, the Czech Republic -- a nation with deep veins of both tolerance and xenophobia -- may be providing the first glimpse of any future debate on immigration.
He said he believed the animal charity was trying to put pressure on Cameron "not to give a free vote" in parliament in any future debate on the Hunting Act, and to embarrass the prime minister.
This morning he threatened to boycott any future debates where audiences have been told to stay silent.
Mr. Gingrich, a former House speaker, on Tuesday morning threatened not participate in any future debates with audiences that have been instructed to be silent.
The voter advised Mr. Santorum not to stand or sit between them at any future debates, though the candidates do not determine their placement.
Arizona got additional awfulness points when Brewer announced that she was not participating in any future debates since she only needed to do just that one to get public campaign funds.
Mr. Gingrich, who overcame a double-digit deficit in the polls to win the South Carolina primary after two pugnacious debate performances last week, underscored this when he threatened to sit out any future debates in which the crowd was told not to react.
