The phrase "a forward design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to planning, architecture, or product development where the design is intended to be progressive or anticipatory.
Example: "The architect proposed a forward design that incorporates sustainable materials and innovative technology."
Alternatives: "an advanced design" or "a progressive design".
FMA is a straight forward design which requires simple control but has lower throughput and it demands N2/4 memory.
With digital computers as network nodes, Baran used a "rapid store and forward" design for packet switching, allowing for essentially real-time data transmission.
BMW examined the market thoroughly and is targeting hip, young, urban professionals with the i3's forward design, a smaller urban-friendly size, and the brand's proven appeal with a younger demographic.
We also find that we can computationally recapitulate specificity changes upon mutation, a key test for successful forward design of protein protein interface specificity.
The success of these experiments led to the forward design of a new RNA network motif, the single input module (SIM), which is responsible for staging the successive expression of multiple genes in natural pathways.
The success of the cascade response time measurements led us to begin the forward design of an RNA version of the single input module (SIM).
It's the perfect encapsulation of Patrik Ervell classic silhouette with a forward thinking design. .
It was the first car with integrated headlights, a rounded grille and something near a cab-forward design (with all of the passengers sitting between the front and rear axles).
A cab-forward design -- with the wheels at the car's corners and the engine and passenger cabin moved forward -- gave the sedans plenty of passenger and cargo space despite their fairly compact outside dimensions.
The article describes a novel approach to scale up an electrode design and to define for it an optimum operating voltage with respect to high energy efficiency in a straight-forward design process based on scaling laws.
