The phrase "future and beyond" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a time period that has not yet occurred, and may even be an unknown or indefinite amount of time. For example, "We are focused on preparing for the future and beyond, to ensure long-term success for our business."
THE FUTURE AND BEYOND GIFs and Stickers are supposed to make the Internet a better, more entertaining place.
Only then can cities properly prepare for the climate and population calamities of the near future and beyond.
Abstract: Gen. Yadlin will present the national security challenges facing the State of Israel in the near future and beyond.
But by that point, he had already nearly single-handedly propelled jazz itself, along with his own musical imagination, into that future and beyond.
"The reality is the Middle East is going to be turbulent for the foreseeable future and beyond that," said Richard Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations and a former State Department official in the Bush administration.
Mr. Sardana said he proceeded because "seeing into the future and beyond the cyclical nature of air travel, it made business and economic sense to be in a new and truly international terminal".
The classroom of the future, 2030 and beyond, should allow for the creation of a space in which students and educators can allow themselves to be present as human beings and, through this, come together in a holistic learning experience.
In the far off future of 2050 and beyond, the world is meant to look very different indeed.
The Broncos say they engaged in "detailed and advanced discussions on their future for 2014 and beyond".
We have to bet on the future and move beyond the current technologies to have a whole new generation of more efficient, cleaner energy technologies.
As he puts it: "the true positive is the society of the future and therefore beyond definition and determination, while the existing positive is that which must be surmounted".
