The phrase "foster a future" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe an attitude of actively working to cultivate, nurture, and encourage a certain outcome or situation in the future. For example, "We must foster a future of peace and understanding between nations."
Lee sought to compartmentalize what he called "disputes over the past", stating in an early policy address that "South Korea and Japan should...try to foster a future-oriented relationship with a pragmatic attitude.
Free online programmes such as Tech City UK's Digital Business Academy, after-school clubs like Code Club and Code First Girls, together with the primary-school coding curriculum and an improved computing A-level are fostering a future workforce of digitally savvy problem-solvers.
The subject of Cowell's reputation was also raised, clearly by some concerned that the man responsible for Il Divo might not be have the requisite credentials when it comes to fostering a future for electronic music.
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We all now have the ability to choose our own paths – our own "passion careers" – and use technology to foster a better future, not just an elite sliver of the population with enough resources.
Without unity there cannot be a livable Earth since our destructive competitiveness prevents us from agreeing on a deal that will allow us to foster a sustainable future for our children.
Ecosystem stewardship is a framework for actively shaping trajectories of ecological and social change to foster a more sustainable future for species, ecosystems, and society.
The partners in the Measles Initiative are proud to stand with the Government of Pakistan in fostering a healthier future for the children of Pakistan," said Kathy Bushkin Calvin, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the United Nations Foundation.
The aim, Mr. Nunn said, is to proclaim the National's belief in its future, to foster a new generation of talent and to encourage the theatergoing habit, especially in people under 30.
This can range from web-based, interactive visualisations and installations to devices and scenarios we design to ideally foster a debate about contemporary and future technologies and their social and ethical implications.
The article concludes by suggesting principles for future research that would foster a more complete understanding of posting and transfer practices.
