The phrase "a brief forward" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term is "a brief foreword," which refers to an introductory section in a book or document.
Example: "In her book, the author included a brief foreword to explain her inspiration for writing."
Alternatives: "a short introduction" or "a concise preface."
A briefing forwarded to all staff from the university's vice-chancellor, Kel Fidler, said: "There is no link between the university's proposed relationship with Study Group International and the reorganisation of ELC.
In brief, forward primer PCV-E-1319L21 and reverse primer PCV-A-1256U21 in combination with TaqMan2-PCV2 were used for the Swedish samples (herds A and B).
In the conference bookshop, for the most part a well-visited mausoleum of nostalgic volumes – Glorious Summer: Class Struggle in Britain 1972 – there is a brief, more forward-looking pamphlet on sale for £1.
ABC's "Desperate Housewives" delivered Sunday's top ratings, as the closing minutes of the show's fourth season gave viewers a brief flash-forward five years into the future.
This one plays out in 1957, with a brief fast-forward to 1965 as we see the consequences of the play's events.
Playing to the vulnerability of journalists to someone willing to snap back -- particularly television journalists, who are often constrained to keep talk brief, forward-moving and polite -- Mr. Perot can dismiss question and questioner with a sharp sarcasm that sometimes edges close to contempt.
If you want to listen to just a brief segment, skip forward to "From this valley" at 8 40, and wait for the a capella section.
The long-anticipated northeast turn took place near the end of this phase, also accompanied by a brief decrease in forward motion.
Of the 2,082 parents contacted, 1,107 (53%) returned a brief screener and forwarded the survey invitation to their adult child, 409 18- to 20-year-old children of these panel members (37%) completed the questionnaire, yielding a total of 1,051 respondents.
