The phrase "future traditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing customs or practices that are expected to develop or evolve over time.
Example: "As society changes, we must consider how our future traditions will reflect our values and beliefs."
Alternatives: "traditions to come" or "upcoming customs."
Past, present and future traditions unfold through this rich relationship, and lucky New Yorkers get a front seat.
A press release asserted that the logo "illustrates the connection between the past and the future, traditions and innovations.
The Corps was divided into a battalion of three companies, and rivalry among the companies was strong, giving birth to the Aggie spirit and future traditions.
That's why the author, Neil Gaimon, has proposed the idea of 'All Hallow's Read', what he hopes will become a future tradition in which we exchange scary books to read; a treat more enduring than sweets or cakes.
"This administration seems to pander to fossil fuel companies at the expense of Alaska's indigenous people, our future, our traditions," said Faith Gemmill, executive director of Resisting Environmental Destruction on Indigenous Lands, an Alaska Natives advocacy group that is one of 10 plaintiffs in the lawsuit.
There's no denying the shared heritage they have all drawn on, and it's the fact that Japan as a culture is based both totally in the past and in the future, in tradition and progress".
By developing green technologies and renewable energy, we are investing in our future, a tradition that has proven successful for America.
The trailer for X-Men: Apocalypse the next movie in Singer's new, parallel X-Men universe dropped on Friday, and it looks like it'll continue the Days of Future Past tradition of not sucking.
Christianity has been intimately associated with these orientations, through the dichotomy it introduced between past and future, or tradition and modernity (Prince 2007); and through its focus on education as key to the creation of a modern subject (see Peel 1978 for Nigeria).
Chuck Eddy from Spin viewed the song title as a proof The Age of Plastic was "firmly in Kraftwerk's future-tech tradition".
He said the party needed to confront the future through those traditions, and try to create an inclusive society, politics and economy.
