A question that has been provoking a debate

[leon_shlim]

Is it correct to say:
Your feedback will help us maintain a high level of service quality for the future!

I reckon that it should be "in the future"

"for the future" regards some abstract future in my opinion.

Another suggestion I have is "... high level of service quality for future service requests"

Your opinion?

[bhaisahab]

Is it correct to say:
Your feedback will help us maintain a high level of service quality for the future!

I reckon that it should be "in the future"

"for the future" regards some abstract future in my opinion.

Another suggestion I have is "... high level of service quality for future service requests"

Your opinion?

I'd use "in the future".

[5jj]

Welcome to the forum, leon_shlim.

Please try to give your threads more helpful titles in (the) future. "For/in the future?" would have been good.

[leon_shlim]

Thank you, I will note that for (in) the future :)))

Any other opinions?

[emsr2d2]

I'd use "in the future" for your original post, and "for the future" in your last comment!

[leon_shlim]

Thank you for your replies.
I'm looking for a more definite answer to this question....

[5jj]

I'm looking for a more definite answer to this question....

You asked for opinions on this, and two experienced native-speaking teachers have told you that they would use 'in the future'. What else do you want?