"attain a future" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to achieving a desired outcome or destination in the near or distant future. For example: "The young leaders will have to diligently work to attain their vision of a better future."
If Syria, like many other countries that have experienced violent conflict, is to attain a peaceful future, civil-society groups must be an integral part of the process.
We will differ on the definition of, and approach to, attain a sustainable future.
She hopes to one day help create opportunities for these children to become educated and attain a brighter future.
The major challenge in attaining a sustainable future for humanity lies in accelerating development of well-integrated, problem solving, and policy-orientated environmental science.
A transformation of our current transport system and individual mobility behaviour is an essential pre-requisite for attaining a desirable future that enables a life within environmental boundaries ("safe operating space") and higher well-being at the same time.
Parts of the Pakistani ISI (Inter Service Intelligence) generals, keepers of the atomic bomb, who gave birth to Talebanism as a political movement will continue to host Mullah Omar and the other top mullahs from the Taleban vertex and to promote their gatherings on Pakistani territory with the intent of negotiating their return to power or at least to attain a key role in future of Afghanistan.
"California design," he continued, "promises to do something, to enable its subjects to attain a better and more replete future.
She hopes in the future to attain a bachelor's degree.
National and local education aims require that graduated nurses attain a level of skills appropriate for current and future healthcare needs (SFS [2006]; Socialstyrelsen [2005]).
Robust optimization is used to attain a robust solution against the fluctuation of uncertain parameters in the future.
