The phrase "any future increase" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing potential or anticipated increases in various contexts, such as finance, pricing, or resource allocation.
Example: "We need to prepare for any future increase in demand for our products."
Alternatives: "any upcoming rise" or "any potential growth".
Mortgage companies, for instance, want to share in any future increase in home values, which Mr. Frank proposes to split between homeowners and the government.
Sims said the ACCC would watch for any future increase in these shareholdings, including those following any changes to media diversity and control rules.
Among those privileges was the guarantee of a minimum tax, which meant that any future increase would have to be negotiated with the nobles as an estate.
Whether this will translate into more or bigger eruptions remains uncertain, but the aviation chaos that arose from the Eyjafjallajökull eruption in 2010 provides a salutary warning of the disruption that any future increase in Icelandic volcanic activity may cause across the North Atlantic region.
He drew a curve on a cocktail napkin — now known as the Laffer curve — to illustrate how tax revenues would increase less and less as tax rates rose until they reached a point where any future increase reduced the amount of money raised.
The government has been trying to negotiate a reduction in the future costs of the aircraft carriers contract to ensure that any future increase in costs is equally shared between the taxpayer and the company and not, as now, largely by the Treasury.
Any future increases in union membership could further strengthen labor's influence in politics and collective bargaining.
Also available will be the Forever Stamp, currently 41 cents, which covers the one-ounce letter rate regardless of any future increases.
Likely presidential candidate Jeb Bush suggested that any future increases should be left up to the individual states and corporations, not the federal government.
The key measures include giving planning authorities the power to create "New Homes Zones" where there would be no development tax and landowners would be able to invest their assets in exchange for shares in any future increases in value.
The plan would also accelerate the current schedule for raising the retirement age to 67 from 65, and it would reduce annual benefits further in line with any future increases in life expectancy.
