'fulfilling the future' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize a sense of ambition and optimism when talking about the future. For example, "We are determined to make a positive difference in the world by fulfilling the future with our plans and actions."
It is a prerequisite to maintain high agriculture productivity to provide and fulfill the future food demands of fast rising population (Perez-Montano et al. 2014).
The main factor that boosted the planting growth of Eucalyptus was the establishment of new plantations to fulfill the future demand of industrial projects in the pulp and paper, followed by wood-based panels sector [2].
In this context, the project developed a railroad-specific cognitive radio namely, Rail-CR, capable of fulfilling the requirements of future wireless communication systems for trains.
Sean Bell's past missteps should not have prohibited from fulfilling the majesty of his future--future--a word coincidentally enough that has become synonymous with Barack Obama in both reverential and derogatory ways.
G.M.'s chief executive, Fritz Henderson, said Thursday that the company was at a "defining moment" in its 100-year history, and was continuing to work toward fulfilling the government's requirements for future assistance.
Commenting on the funding in a statement, Jain said: "Having followed Silent Circle's growth and profile in the industry, we are excited about backing the company's future and fulfilling the wider demand for accessible, easy to use privacy apps that are already an indispensable means of communication.
It was an event filled with symbolism that looked back on the nation's history of hope and looked forward to a future of fulfilling the nation's promise of equality for all.
He said he assumed the company was trying to avoid creating a pattern it would not be able to fulfill in the future.
