"future institution" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "Many people believe that education is the key to a successful future and the foundation of any future institution."
National Institutes of Health (NIH) grants, for example, are awarded to institutions, not individuals, so when investigators decide to move, they must ask the old institution to relinquish responsibility for the project; the future institution must submit a new application.
First meeting in August 1947, the council established all the guidelines and regulations that would set-up the future institution and by March 1948, 46 students had already enrolled to study.
The Digital Arts Association is currently crowdfunding to help raise the future institution's lobby construction fees.
They set up extractive institutions rather than developmental institutions, and the effect of this divergence on subsequent growth continues to be felt today.I think it's likely that temperature changes due to global warming will affect institutional development in unpredictable ways, and future institutions will affect future economic performance in unpredictable ways.
"There is a lot of enthusiasm, given the possibilities offered by the future institutions and private collections," Mr. Nahem said.
And here's a related tip: know the differences in preferred language between your current and future institutions.
Mr. Lucinschi, a top Communist official in the Soviet era, urged the assembly to accept his proposal for a referendum to work out the country's future institutions.
(The most prominent institution to recently break ties with the Sacklers wasn't a philanthropic entity but a financial one — a hedge fund they invested in). It's easy to understand this inaction as a sort of moral failure, and in the future, institutions should reckon with the message they would convey by accepting a Sackler donation.
Institutions are also of course subject to change, and one way to approach the future is to think about future institutions and their values and modes of conduct.
Whatever the specific form these assume in future institutions, the usual arguments for political cosmopolitanism are relatively simple despite the fact that the social scientific analyses employed in them are highly complex and empirically differentiated in their factual claims.
As voters head into elections for the European Parliament in May that will shape the future institutions of the European Union, they should take heed of Renzi's venture.
