The phrase "able to push forward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express the capability or readiness to continue or advance in a particular situation or task.
Example: "Despite the challenges we faced, we were able to push forward and complete the project on time."
Alternatives: "capable of moving ahead" or "able to advance."
BP is expected to now be able to push forward at speed with its geological study of the Sirte basin, an offshore area the size of Belgium.
It's about being able to push forward the things we think do justice to the environment and it is a constant balancing act.
The coming weeks will be critical to show whether Algerians will be able to push forward or will end up with an aborted uprising like Egypt's.
At the back the captain Pablo Mills and Kyle McFadzean limited the Premier League leaders to perhaps three chances in the whole game, and the left-back Dean Howell was ever willing and able to push forward.
"Twelve months was about as far ahead as I ever thought because that was a believable amount of time: I could see where I was now, I could see where I might be able to push forward too.
Pentagon officials said today that General Downing had taken the job thinking he would be able to push forward his views on Iraq and had become dispirited by what he saw as the administration's tough talk but no action.
He tried to push forward but was never able to deliver a dangerous final pass.
Give Ashley Cole and Glen Johnson the opportunity to push forward more than they were able to against France.
Even though the fish lack a sacrum, Ms. King suspects they are able to push themselves forward because their lungs make them buoyant.
Will Trapp was immense and an attacking-based midfield was able to push Columbus forward to a surprising victory in front of a large crowd.
And I find that that is really important, combined with the customization and the conviction, to be able to push you forward in these difficult situations.
