The phrase 'promising future of' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to something positive in the near future. Example: The government has invested heavily in the promising future of the country's healthcare system.
IN OUR PRIME: The Fascinating History and Promising Future of Middle Age, by Patricia Cohen.
These technological advances shed light on the promising future of flexible QLEDs and related next-generation displays.
The promising future of mobile data, experts agree, is that it can point the way to new insights in health care, transportation, urban planning and the social sciences.
This work suggests a promising future of Zn(BDC)(TED 0.5/PEBA MMMs for bio-butanol recovery via pervaporation process.
Patricia Cohen covers the national economy for The New York Times and is the author of "In Our Prime: The Fascinating History and Promising Future of Middle Age" (Scribner).
Taking the Raoyang sag as an example, the study documents how the program was conducted and discusses its promising future of application.
Finally, promising future direction of research concerns hypothalamus-derived NSCs cultures.
Thus, an orphan drug designation system creates a 'pre-screen' of promising future orphan drugs.
Both were 27 years old with a wedding scheduled for May and promising futures ahead of them.
The promising futures of Penn Station, Coney Island and the Sunnyside yards were not.
Immediately after a guilty verdict came down in the much-watched Steubenville sexual assault case, for example, CNN reporter Poppy Harlow bemoaned the lost "promising futures" of the two convicted rapists.
