The phrase 'geared to the future' is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is usually used to indicate that something is focusing on the future or preparing for the future. For example, you could say, "The company is focusing its efforts on new initiatives geared to the future."
China and Russia prefer a phased deal ending with Iran having a normal but strictly supervised civil nuclear programme including enrichment geared to the fuel requirements of Bushehr and future power-generating reactors.
Our build-own-rent business model is geared to meet the future demand, he says.
Theme parks, super-yacht marinas, golf courses, even airlines all apparently geared to a future American market too feature prominently on the list.An end to the embargo could provide a bonanza to investors with assets in Cuba that would appeal to American corporations.
The first, "Bubulinos' Archetypes," seems geared to future supporters of the Green Party.
In addition, the main opposition, Party for Democracy and Progress (Chadema), aggressively pursued protest demonstrations geared to increase future electoral support, while discontent emerged in Zanzibar.
Graduate education is traditionally geared to train future professors and researchers.
The FSA also wants a big foreign competitor, and has been hoping one will buy the good assets of Long-Term Credit Bank, nationalised last year.The banks' own strategies (if they have any at all) are geared to a different future.
In fact, the 2001 Frankfurt event was geared to seeing a bright future.
If, for example, we want to phrase strategies for action for sustainable development which should not be linked to one single future scenario but geared to a bundle of different futures and suggest positive sustainability effects, this contributes to a "robust" action in terms of sustainability governance (e.g. [4]).
In light of the general rise in the prevalence of chronic conditions and psychological problems in general practice, future efforts should be geared to strengthened education and post‒graduate training and to preparing the GPs and their clinical staff to meet the needs of this group of patients.
