The phrase 'future resilience' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is designed to be able to withstand or recover from difficult or changing conditions in the future. For example, "The company is investing heavily in future resilience initiatives to make sure it can adapt to any economic climate."
The future resilience of water supply systems is unprecedentedly challenged by non-stationary processes, such as fast population growth and a changing climate.
Quantifying current and future resilience is thus an important step towards mainstreaming resilience thinking into ecosystem management.
To truly ensure future resilience, food, beverage and tobacco companies must shift their focus from in-house emissions to those from agricultural production.
They know that increased weather extremes, growing resource costs and increased public scrutiny could have material implications for their future resilience and need addressing.
All the speakers emphasised the need for a swift, joint response that addressed immediate concerns, but also built up future resilience.
The future resilience of global, societal and local systems requires better and faster adaptivity, hence not necessarily better steering, but more effective collective learning mechanisms.
Overly-precise conservation targets can reduce habitat variability at multiple scales, with unintended consequences for future ecological resilience.
The symposium addressed dual central themes historical aspen cover change and ungulate herbivory both of which have important ramifications for future aspen resilience.
To meet people's basic needs post-typhoon and enhance financial inclusion for future disaster resilience, we provided unconditional emergency electronic cash transfers (e-transfers) and access to longer-term financial services.
Those who move forward feeling enthusiastic about their future find resilience very important.
At the end of the day the exercise is about the future, the resilience of our free and democratic societies.
