The phrase "as a key future" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misphrasing, and it is unclear what context it is intended for.
Example: "The project is designed to be successful as a key future initiative for our company."
Alternatives: "as a crucial aspect" or "as an important element".
Linking materials properties to the system level performance is recommended as a key future direction of research.
"We identified water management as a key future growth segment for us given its growth characteristics and importance to our customers," Douglas M. Baker, Ecolab's chairman and chief executive, said in a statement.
This means talking about the potential for future innovation, that countries like China and India are investing billions into alternative energy as a key future technology, and how it offers us security from war and disease and a better standard of living.
Some insiders also point to Bravo prexy Lauren Zalaznick as a key future player, given how adeptly she's managed to continue the reinvention of Bravo started by Gaspin.
What these new products and patents show is that Apple and Amazon both see the 'connected home' as a key future marketplace - which in turn means that it seems certain they'll start to tread on each others toes again at some point in the not too distant future.
With the capability of promoting spectral utilization by accessing licensed primary bands opportunistically, cognitive radios based dynamic spectrum sharing is considered as a key feature of future mobile communication.
Senior White House Advisor Valerie Jarrett made an emphatic call for greater inclusiveness in education, casting the issue as a key to future prosperity, in MIT's Compton Lecture on Thursday.
Research by the Centre for Cities has highlighted the folly this has created: out of the 56 cities in England that we research, 39 have stated that they have a creative industries sector worth supporting or developing; 33 identify advanced manufacturing as a key or future strength; and 26 cities claim to be leaders in the green industries sector.
The Yuma Desalting Plant experiment and the Brock Reservoir and other similar projects real and imagined are baby steps toward what many see as a key to future Colorado River water management, as boundaries are broken to allow water to be moved across them.
Both favor continuing support for research seen as a key to future economic growth.
VDI, Germany's Association of Engineers, views nanotechnologies as a key to future global markets.
