"foster the future" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to promote or support the development and well-being of future generations. Example: It is important for us to invest in education and healthcare in order to foster the future of our society.
He had fostered the future Khan after the death of his father Yesugei and was one of his early allies, but the two had a falling out.
The measure is expected to address six areas of reform: integrating patients' perspectives into the regulatory process, modernizing clinical trials, fostering the future of science, investing in advancing research, incentivizing the development of new drugs and devices for unmet medical needs and supporting digital medicine.
In preparation for the handover, child centre staff are being trained in fundraising skills to foster the programmes' future growth and development.
Faster increases in prices foster the belief that future increases will also be stronger, so that higher prices fuel demand rather than dampen it.The need to explain so much of Britain's house-price inflation by a change in expectations, writes Mr Miles, "suggests that the current level of house prices may be rather unstable".
Nursing faculty play an important role in constructing learning environments that foster the positive formation of future nurses.
It discusses how inclusive design is defined and interpreted, what its relevance, implications and challenges are in relation to the built environment, how it relates to other significant design issues, and how it can be fostered in the future.
As for the goodwill Princeton Future tried to foster, the end result was just the opposite.
Network members share a commitment to authentic youth-leadership development that fosters the future creators, problem-solvers and social change-makers that the city needs now more than ever.
This classification of candidate glutamatergic neurons fosters the future neurogenetic dissection of information processing in circuits of the fly visual system.
