"serene future" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a pleasant, peaceful, and worry-free future. For example, "I have faith that my children will have a serene future."
There was and is relief in knowing that others suffer the same struggle, zigzagging along a tortuous path, enduring dead ends in hope of a solution, bravely putting in the work to realize a more promising and serene future.
In this tense atmosphere, the Pope, who will also visit evangelical Christians and a camp for displaced people, expressed the hope that his presence would contribute "to dressing the wounds and opening the way to a more serene future for Central African Republic and all its inhabitants".
Yet if O'Sullivan ran through the usual litany of denial of anything like a serene future after the astounding feat of retaining the world title after a year of exile, much of it spent on a pig farm, he also pulled off another remarkable achievement.
The Ecosphere Pod resembles a crystal ball foretelling a serene future of red shrimp, algae, and microbes.
"I wish with all my heart that my visit can contribute… to dressing the wounds and opening the way to a more serene future for Central African Republic and all its inhabitants," Francis said ahead of the trip.
Thanks to Giuliani, New York is now clean and serene, and even the future of the historic Chelsea Hotel itself is currently under debate.
"For the near future, we are serene".
When I went back to SoHo after leaving the cacophony of Times Square the other day, the store that was supposed to show us the future seemed quiet, serene, and almost genteel.
At the computer training center, I sensed only a deep faith in the future, an almost serene confidence that the technology-led boom experienced by urban India is finally spreading.
To do so, he has to evade Serene, who returns from the future as the megalomaniacal chief executive of sinister corporation Monarch Solutions, and is, for some reason, quite happy about time ending.
This serene confidence is not shared by neuroscientists like Vilayanur S. Ramachandran, who discussed future brains with Dr. Kurzweil at the festival.
