"prepare the future" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to convey the idea of taking actions or making plans to create a better future. Here is an example: "It is important for us to make wise decisions and prepare the future for our children and grandchildren."
Bustos and Masetti helped prepare the future Argentinian guerrilla force that would be led by Masetti.
"Debt reduces our ability to finance our social model and prepare the future," Mr. Villepin said.
"When you work in a club and prepare the future, wanting to leave something in the club that remains for years, your work doesn't finish the day you leave.
Economic rules have been supplemented by various treaties and rhetorical statements on rights which prepare the future world citizen, highly moralised and regulated, but also highly materially differentiated despite the common rights everyone should enjoy from Helsinki to Hanoi.
Also characteristic is the basic attitude that people themselves must prepare the future perfect society in a formative and organizing manner and that "hoping" and "awaiting" are replaced by human initiative.
"The strength of a family, or the country or an organization or business entity does not just purely depend on the current management but more it depends on how you prepare the future generations to take over," he said in an interview in Singapore.
"He broke into the fashion world and made it change, preparing the future for others".
Now Sergei Sergeyevich and his colleagues do that, effectively preparing the future "infantry" of the criminal world.
Traditional education can no longer keep up; it's time we take a new approach in preparing the future workforce.
Preparing the future health workforce for clinical practice and utilising interprofessional education (IPE) to develop competence are important issues [ 34].
This meeting, Tanning hopes, will prepare the ground for future business.
