"manage future" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express the idea that you are managing something for the future. For example, "We are working hard to manage future operations efficiently."
At a minimum, it could teach them ways to better manage future bouts.
BRUSSELS — A European Union official proposed Wednesday that member states tax banks to raise money for a fund that would be used specifically to manage future financial crises.
How to manage future immigration has been one of the most contentious issues for the senators, and they asked Mr. Obama for his help in breaking the logjam.
"This period is about ensuring that we can consolidate the gains of existing systems to manage future risks," Dr Nordstrom said.
GP Michael Dixon, president of NHS Clinical Commissioners, which represents most CCGs, says their local and clinical knowledge will be crucial to support and manage future NHS changes.
County officials declined to guess what they had spent, but the costs will surely be a factor when they debate how to manage future elections.
The Treasury also cited the new government's promised grant of almost A$9 billion to the central bank to help it manage future crises, and some of its policies such as the projected repeal of a carbon tax.
It introduces methods and rules for the conception, design, and implementation of user interfaces, layouts, and content in the building block principle that are helpful to create and manage future-oriented services.
The two should also prepare for managing future crises of this magnitude with a prearranged agreement about how they will work together and who will be in charge.
Their fundamental models are working;, now it's a matter of managing future margins.
If it manages future acquisitions as well as it has WebLogic, BEA should have no problem growing through diversification.
