The phrase "a movement forward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe progress or advancement in a particular context, such as personal growth, social change, or organizational development.
Example: "The new policies implemented by the company represent a significant movement forward in promoting diversity and inclusion."
Alternatives: "a step ahead" or "progress made".
But this is part of a movement forward, not dissolution.
Ms. Menkes's recent films are not exactly lighter, but the second phase of her career has been characterized by a movement forward and outward.
"And on the basis of that analysis, you construct a movement forward based on optimism, the ability and the desire and the wish to change things".
Not a single fresh approach, not a single new idea that would contain at least a hint of some kind of solution, some kind of a movement forward.
Dorsey asked founders and entrepreneurs to "pick a movement, a revolution, and join it" — as if to say that anything is worse than not being a part of something, contributing to a movement forward, rather than adding friction and moving against.
A movement forward or toward a place.
These terms imply the presence of both the individual and a collective in a progressive movement forward, and suggest an intimate (if ambiguous) relationship between the two.
"And regardless of how flawed the rest of his quote is... these are the kind of positive statements that help a movement move forward, especially one that is less known to the public than, for example, being gay.
(b) a rocking movement forward or backward over an angle of 16º 30'.
This is when the user is expected to aim and then as soon as the pressure sensor is released there will be a fast movement forward that will throw the ball, similar to what a catapult would do.
There's got to be a commensurate movement forward in political background that's going to give these people the confidence that they can actually effectively move forward as a country," Fallon said.
