The phrase "a forward position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as military, sports, or business to describe a role or location that is ahead or proactive.
Example: "In the upcoming game, we need to ensure that our players maintain a forward position to maximize our chances of scoring."
Alternatives: "an advanced position" or "a leading position".
But, if you're positive that a forward position is for you, then read on.
Later, I found an officer ordering his troops to a forward position and providing covering fire as they did so.
"Nobody can really criticise my finishing because they don't really see me playing in a forward position too often," Welbeck said.
On the day the Islamists arrived, Mr. Yattara's vehicle was sent to a forward position, placed between two others in a string of defenders designed to protect Diabaly.
Silva ran 20 yards with the ball, knowing that Aleksandar Kolarov, City's Serbian left back, was already sprinting into a forward position.
In his color-plane theory, black commanded a forward position, with blue, red and yellow progressively receding toward white, which represented infinity.
This finding should not be interpreted as a prognathism of the entire maxilla, but the large SNA angle is the result of a forward positioning of the premaxilla in bilateral cleft lip and palate.
"I was originally being dragged backwards then pulled into a forwards position, like a water skiing position," McDonald told the court.
To collect the UWS samples, the participants were seated in a bent forward position on a comfortable chair and instructed to spit for five continuous minutes (without swallowing) into a clean plastic funnel connected to a measuring cylinder [ 24, 25].
The standing posture with flexion of the trunk followed a progression from an upright posture to a bending forward position, while keeping the occiput, the thoracic spine, and the sacrum aligned.
Riel wanted to concentrate all efforts on defending Batoche; Dumont favoured a more forward position.
