The phrase "for future life" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is usually used to refer to plans or actions taken now that may have a beneficial effect on future life. For example, "It's important to save money now for future life."
That's a characterization only, not an overall judgment; several of the works presented here seem destined for future life.
What is at issue in the publicising of suspects is not contempt of court but contempt for future life.
I am regularly confronted with the attitude that, as one recent Cambridge graduate put it: "History of art is a niche subject, one that isn't particularly relevant or useful for future life".
Children of divorce ……….. psychological harm, health problems, depression and loss of motivation for future life.
Children of divorce experience psychological harm, health problems, depression and loss of motivation for future life.
If quantity of life is the only concern, a preference for future life is irrational.
Matilda re-established her court in Rouen, where she met with her sons and husband and probably made arrangements for her future life in Normandy, and for Henry's next expedition to England.
The human brain inescapably categorizes: a fundamental survival skill for ordering the world around us -- for making mostly innocent stereotypes - for predicting future life patterns that our mind thinks it knows.
Pensions for workers in urban areas have increased by 10% each year for the last 11 years ,17which seems to guarantee the living standard for their future life.
Another participant in the study highlighted this desire for information by explain, "You want to find out everything for your future life.
