The phrase "a slight forward" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity.
Example: "He took a slight forward step to get a better view of the stage."
Alternatives: "a slight advance" or "a slight movement forward."
You should also adopt a slight forward lean, starting at the ankles.
The Tigreor features a slight forward tilt to take the strain off your legs.
Courteous and mannerly, he walks with a slight forward cant — the lingering effect of an operation to repair a herniated disk.
"We want to have the hips back over the heels and the sternum over the toes, so that we have a slight forward inclination in our body," he says.
But what makes the Tip Ton different is that it tips forward, moving naturally from resting position – a conventional seated position – to working position, with a slight forward incline.
The Z has a slight forward weight bias -- 53 percent of the weight resides in the front, 47 at the rear -- but that's not enough to account for this trait.
"Maintain an erect carriage with slight forward lean," said Mr. Denman, who has walked the last 27 New York City marathons.
According to Touwen [ 7] a score of 0 was given for an absent reaction, a score of 1 when it was incomplete (slight forward extension of the arms with or without spreading of the fingers) and a score of 2 for a complete reaction (symmetric extension of arms with extension and spreading of fingers).
Your head weighs about 10 to 12 pounds, but just a slight tilt forward more than doubles the amount of strain on your neck muscles.
The paltry representation of women is a slight step forward; "up until virtually the 1990s," Barral writes, "male Caucasians were used exclusively to represent anatomical bodies, with female bodies appearing only in fragments to represent their sexual organs".
"The car definitely should have made a slight step forward but we don't know how much - we might not know until tomorrow or the race if it's wet on Saturday," Hamilton said.
