"future readiness" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to one's preparedness or readiness for future events or challenges. It can also be used in a broader sense to describe a person or organization's ability to adapt and thrive in an ever-changing world. Example: Our company's success lies in our dedication to ensuring future readiness, through continuous training and innovation.
He described a process in which the Defense Department "will have to trade, at some level and to some degree, our future readiness for current operations".
A recent study by the Bush administration urged construction of a pit-production plant, and some members of both the House and Senate have expressed concern that the lack of a such plant could jeopardize future readiness of the country's nuclear weapons stockpile.
It measures both future readiness and current effectiveness through an analysis of existing public and private mobility networks and current regulation, policy and infrastructure.
Yet the report is optimistic about this group's goals and future readiness.
To ensure total future-readiness, an upcoming firmware update is scheduled to be available in the fall for 3D capability in the new Blu-ray players.
And to ensure total "future-readiness," the glasses are adjustable to adapt to future standards – updating the system to learn new IR codes is simple via USB through the built-in Monster Vision update portal.
Adolf Ogi, the federal defense minister and the current president, contends that military cutbacks now are dangerous and undermine Switzerland's future military readiness.
The governor's proposal is supported by a coalition of early-education advocates and business leaders, who see preschool as an important component of future job readiness.
This lead to the creation of a BCNM course, where undergraduates participated in a startup simulator in developing the PIC your Future college readiness web app.
Hobbs uses this journey as an opportunity to discuss race and class, but he doesn't let such issues crowd out a sense of his friend's individuality — Peace's joy at seeing the black sand at the edge of the Pacific and his ambivalence about the future, his readiness to help his friends and his "dangerous, unconcerned and affable" smile.
Hobbs uses this journey as an opportunity to discuss race and class, but he doesn't let such issues crowd out a sense of his friend's individuality Peace's joy at seeing the black sand at the edge of the Pacific and his ambivalence about the future, his readiness to help his friends and his "dangerous, unconcerned and affable" smile.
