"fruitful future" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means a future that is productive, successful, and full of opportunities. Example: "I am determined to work hard and save money, so that I can have a fruitful future filled with travel and adventure."
The article concludes with a discussion of open problems which may form the basis for fruitful future research.
It is intended to stimulate and inspire fruitful future investigations, revolutionizing the way we can design beneficial e-Work.
Neet youngsters need more support, greater assistance, more compassion than anyone if they are to get themselves on path to a fruitful future.
Our objective is to twofold, namely to enhance the understanding of multi-channel e-fulfillment by documenting the current state of affairs, and to inspire fruitful future research by identifying gaps between relevant managerial issues and available academic literature.
OK, so some think it's poverty and the lack of a fruitful future but nowhere in this article did I read that hate of non-Mislim's could be a factor.
Stresemann's death comes as a great shock, for in spite of grave illness our hopes painted for him an active and fruitful future...".. "Enlarging Campus and Locating Buildings" Address at the Annual Banquet of the American Chamber of Commerce in Germany.
Higher education should equip adults for fruitful futures, but actually it only postpones responsibility and reality.
The computational neurostimulation approach as described in the present study will be fruitful for future work to identify the possible mechanistic machinery underlying different types of behaviour and neural computations, including larger scale, multi-region models.
And if there is considerable variation, the types of factors that might influence the variation in crime concentration would be fruitful for future place-based crime research to be considered.
We therefore suggest that adopting the term "personal relevance" would be necessary and fruitful for future work in this field because this term more accurately captures the wider connotation of what is meant by the phenomenon in question.
