The phrase "a small move forward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a minor progress or advancement in a situation or project.
Example: "After weeks of discussions, we finally made a small move forward in our negotiations."
Alternatives: "a slight advancement" or "a minor step forward."
Since Mr. Bloomberg has no knack for spinning small moves forward into gauzy symbolic victories, he will probably be judged by the hard numbers -- test scores, certified teachers in place, new classrooms brought into operation.
Once you've cleared a small area, move forward and continue probing.
It's a small but significant move forward.
"I feel like my mandate when I was elected was to go reduce the size of government, lower taxes, and increase freedom, and freedom isn't free, and sometimes you have to make a small sacrifice to move forward with what you're after".
He later hears the sound of foot steps creeping in the distance, while bending down to observe the noise he notices a pair of small legs moving forward (A little girl).
In a big move forward for a small museum, the Bronx Museum of the Arts – which serves as the commissioner for the American pavilion at this year's Venice Biennale – says it has raised $1 million for acquisitions and has added works by several major artists to its permanent collection.
In a memorandum released yesterday, Mr. Ball said the "contraction in the overall market argues for a smaller, leaner crew moving forward -- a streamlined, high-caliber boutique". Indeed, Prudential-Bache now has only a 4.6percentt share of the corporate securities market, according to IDD Information Services.
Through the combined efforts of hundreds of thousands of researchers finding truths – large and small – science moves forward towards an ever greater understanding of the world in which we live.
Results show the big nanoswimmer propels forward faster than the small one at temperature below 27 °C, while the small nanoswimmer moves forward faster at temperature above 27 °C.
Hop on your left foot, moving a small step forward as you hop.
