The phrase "create a new future" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to talk about making positive changes in the future or to express a hope to create a better future. For example, "We need to take action now if we want to create a new future for our children."
The next Labour government will create a new future homes fund.
For Mr. King, though, it is time to start over and create a new future.
The intention, says Weissmark, "was not to forget or forgive the past, but create a new future".
A report from an innovative conference that aimed to create a new future — not just predict one.
It seems to me that Makasutu is a unique — and potentially lucrative — style of West African tourism that could create a new future for the region.
My hope is that by sharing my story I can show people that they can create a new future after a crisis hits.
Ghana doesn't flinch from its past, and is creating a new future with forays into eco-tourism — tours to remote villages and dense rain forests, as well as the more prominent of its national parks.
They come with their own expectations of how they want a Jewish community to look and function, and through their determination are creating a new future out of Kazimierz's tangled past.
Cutting-edge efforts by individuals banding together, chipping away at creating a new future for the city one step at a time.
Instead, I retreated, revised and re-emerged: I took control, and created a new future for myself which includes exercise, healthy eating, smart skincare, easy makeup and hair, simple style, and a whole new attitude.
The artists he's assembled and the work they produce are reflective of the variety of influences that zip through contemporary French culture in the 21st century; a generation of artists who consume everything from Afrotrap to Baltimore house, ballroom to kuduro, gqom to grime, creating a new future built on the constant re-contextualization of the past.
