The phrase "are keys for future" is not correct in written English.
It should be "are keys for the future" to be grammatically accurate.
Example: "Education and innovation are keys for the future of our society."
Alternatives: "are essential for the future" or "are crucial for what lies ahead."
Industrialization of floating wind technology is key for future cost reductions to become competitive.
Fans have an insatiable desire for new experiences, and a basic understanding of the live music and touring ecosystem is key for future industry leaders.
The steering wheel isn't mechanically connected to the wheels: it's "drive-by-wire," which is key for future plans to automate the vehicle.
From wind turbines to cell phones, rare earth minerals play a big role in advanced technology, and they could be key for future clean energy.
We show that UI design specifically for radiologists is key for future use and adoption of such new interfaces.
Equally, characterizing WTA determinants reflects smallholder farm steward's perception on economic valuation of ecosystem services which is key for future design of PES schemes for sustainability.
That could eventually allow battery companies to make more lightweight batteries, which could be key for future electric cars; companies could also keep the battery weight the same but increase the amount of energy they store by as much as 50%, Cui suggests.
Indeed, a molecular stratification of breast cancer patients based on mTOR-related factors may be key for future research in the field.
The BEEHAVE model, together with the use of LIS50, allows consistent investigation into the impact of multiple stressors on the honeybee colony, and could be key for future risk evaluation.
Setting boundaries right off the bat is key for your future and future relationships.
