The phrase "action moving forward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe progress or steps being taken in a particular direction or towards a goal.
Example: "After our meeting, we agreed that the action moving forward would involve implementing the new strategy by next quarter."
Alternatives: "progress ahead" or "steps going forward".
Mr. Wadsworth's pointed direction keeps the action moving forward even when the music circles back, though not without occasional distractions.
"My office is reviewing today's decision by the court as we determine the best course of action moving forward," said Ohio's secretary of state, Jon Husted.
Nothing in the score rushes, and nothing lags: You're simply aware of the action moving forward at a pace that feels natural — propelled but never harassed.
With a digital prestidigitator's swiftness, Fincher keeps the action moving forward even as the real action is happening offscreen — in the past or in the future, in memory or fantasy or fear, somewhere else or even, for that matter, nowhere.
The actor and UN Peace Messenger takes viewers on a narrated visual journey around the world to witness climate change effects, meet the experts, and develop a call to action moving forward.
Schwentke, seemingly taking pains to keep the action moving forward, empties the movie of moments in which characters might talk in ways that reveal their thoughts (or fears, or deceptions) without advancing the plot.
We're working in a form of theatre where people speak; the action moves forward above all in dialogue.
The action moves forward into the 18th and 19th centuries as Orlando, now female but still just on the cusp of middle age, discovers the pleasures of womanhood but is more sharply stung by the drawbacks.
The reported time of action moved forward in time proportionally to the delay in feedback, in accord with the hypothesis that the judgment of decision time is an intuitive inference of when the decision was made.
To go ahead, take action, move forward in life, move forward in a new career, take new action, start a new business, get into a new relationship and stop over thinking whether or not it will work.
Dean has commented on the dramatic distortions that arise from the suppression of the dialogue; the effect, he says, is that the action moves forward "in a series of jerks, rather instead of by smooth transition", and that most of the minor characters are substantially diminished.
