"a forward-looking approach" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means an approach or mindset that focuses on the future and is open to change and innovation. Example: Our company's success can be attributed to our CEO's forward-looking approach, which constantly drives us to adapt and improve in an ever-changing market.
"We need a forward-looking approach and not a backward-looking approach," Mr. Zetsche said, referring to Mr. Iacocca, while noting his "tremendous merits".
The company attempted to push its proposals as a forward-looking approach to games distribution, inspired by iTunes and the PC gaming service Steam.
"We were considering who to call in our session a couple of weeks ago and it was decided we wanted to respond to HSBC as it stood now, a forward-looking approach.
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A forward-looking approach may be more widely heard than the protest songs in Japan, where, according to Toshikazu Okada, an entertainment reporter at the national daily The Sankei Shimbun, many mainstream media companies remain in thrall to the electric power companies.
On March 1, a national holiday marking the anniversary of a 1919 Korean uprising against Japan, President Lee vowed to abandon "myopic nationalism" and urged the two countries to "foster a forward-looking approach in line with the principles of pragmatism".
An even more holistic perspective on urban forest carbon offset LCA seems to be a promising forward-looking approach for assessing the effects of not just a single stage, but the complete life cycle from creation and use to end-of-life (cradle-to-grave).
He fought, often in lonely dissent, for a more forward-looking approach to the law.
To prevent anything like that happening again, Mr Fukui has insisted that the bank adopt a more forward-looking approach, instead of having to react hastily to news from the market.A year ago the BoJ declared deflation dead and ended its five-year experiment with "quantitative easing", which involved flooding the market with excess liquidity.
"But we have taken a very forward-looking approach.
They're wrong, said RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Easterbrook, who took a more forward-looking approach to the addition of shares.
