"a practical way forward" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest a solution to a problem or issue, or to suggest a course of action. For example, "We need to find a practical way forward to address the housing crisis in our community."
If Congress wants to be part of the solution, it needs to avoid politicizing the issue and come to terms with a practical way forward.
Urban agriculture has sprouted on some of the city's abandoned land, but you write that it isn't a practical way forward for most people.
He had only two main criteria for invited members: be civil and include a suggestion for a practical way forward when you post, he said.
"But this conference gives us a chance to do much more by breaking the cycle of instability and agree a practical way forward that will improve things in the longer term".
Perhaps a practical way forward is to confront the real question: what's the value added of INGOs and what do they need to devolve to others, and to let go of?
At a time when many Americans are apprehensive about the state of the economy and uncertain about the nation's long-term prospects, Mr. Obama delivered an upbeat speech that offered a glimpse of a broader overall vision and a practical way forward on the crucial issues of energy and jobs.
Even so, using nanowires is a very practical way forward, says Pendry.
A more practical way forward is to support strong carbon prices, under which gas still displaces coal but finds it harder to replace genuinely low-carbon options.
The American people expect us to meet our responsibility and deliver immigration reform that fixes the problems in the current system, that upholds our ideals and provides a fair and practical way forward.
As a professional sportsman the only practical way forward is to view your career, and your prospects as a team, as a series of stepping stones.
