The phrase "a more forthcoming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something that is more open, candid, or willing to provide information.
Example: "In our next meeting, I hope for a more forthcoming discussion about the project's challenges."
Alternatives: "a more open" or "a more candid".
Joshua proved a more forthcoming witness.
"I think the AFP definitely need to give a more forthcoming explanation and they have to accept some culpability for what occurred.
TAMPA, Fla .– A slightly different Mitt Romney took the podium tonight to accept the Republican nomination, though not a more compassionate one, or a more forthcoming one, or a more authentic one.
In the latter interpretation, Morocco's liberal immigration policies form an integral part of its emigration policy strategy, seeking to demonstrate to European host countries that a more forthcoming treatment of immigrants is possible.
But economic theory and quite a lot of empirical data tell us that a more forthcoming company represents less risk to lenders and investors, all of which translates into lower borrowing costs and higher stock prices.
It remains a crime largely hidden from public view, but U.S. states are at least starting to take a more forthcoming approach to combating child sex trafficking.
Mr. Kelley, in an e-mail, was a bit more forthcoming: Her character, Padma, is a financial analyst at Nolan's company who becomes a confidante.
You'll be a lot more forthcoming and rely on a lot less diplomatese if your name isn't attached to what you're saying". And, presumably, reporters (and readers) will learn much more.
A lawyer for the family, Wesley Hayes, was a bit more forthcoming, according to local media reports.
But Roy, a red-faced, 45-year-old, is a little more forthcoming about his leisure time tastes.
However, it would help the manufacturers too if they could be a bit more forthcoming with information that would allow a better appraisal of whether their prices are fair and viable.
