The phrase "a forward point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as discussions about strategy, planning, or specific locations in a game or sport.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to establish a forward point to guide our next steps in the project."
Alternatives: "a leading point" or "a strategic point".
But at first players were afraid to try 3 e5, the Advance Variation, evidently because it demanded the protection of a forward point that might fall into the hands of the enemy.
In its basic form, it consisted of a six-foot shaft of ash or another hardwood, mounted by an ax blade that had a forward point for thrusting and a thin projection on the back for piercing armour or pulling a horseman off balance.
He guarded Gibson, a power forward, point guard Derrick Rose and small forward Luol Deng.
Ms. Dukakis, sitting at the forward point of a down-raked floor and working mostly with her eyes -- which can go from a tired glaze to a pale burn in an instant -- makes a genuine connection with the audience.
But the minute Rukundo stepped out of her hotel, a man charged forward, pointing a gun right at her. "Don't scream," she recalled him saying.
"From a forward looking point of view, the fact the inventories have shown such strong growth so persistently says that they will progressively have less room to grow," explains Hembre.
In addition to serving as a seaplane base, Midway's airstrips also served as a forward staging point for bomber attacks on Wake Island.
d Interpretation of a cattle skull remains found at a cattle bucrania in Kerma, Sudan (Chaix and Hansen 2003, Chaix et al. 2012) Fig. 6 Horn deformation: a A favourite-ox showing "forward pointing" horns, Lotikipi Plain.
Anthony Mason Jr., a redshirt senior forward, pointed to second-half defensive lapses as well.
Still we emphasize that the fact that all of the deficits we observe can be interpreted as the failure of a forward model points to this being an important aspect of cerebellar function, permissive or not.
When he straightens up and steps forward, pointing to an infielder or giving his pitcher an extra breath or two, his pads and mask make him even stubbier.
