The phrase "again look forward" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express anticipation or eagerness for something that has been previously mentioned, but the construction is awkward.
Example: "We again look forward to your response" would be better phrased as "We look forward to your response again."
Alternatives: "look forward once more" or "anticipate again."
I appreciate the chance to study at one of the best universities in the world and once again look forward to meeting new people, seeking new challenges, and developing new skills.
If that happened, dividend yields would rise and investors could once again look forward to high real returns.
Amazon Prime members can once again look forward to getting steep discounts gadgets, things for your home, travel gear, and more.
"From Daniel Barenboim to Wallace and Gromit, we once again look forward to welcoming the world's greatest artists to a festival where there is something for everyone to enjoy," said Proms director Roger Wright.
"It has taken more than 14 months of hard work from all concerned to get here and there were many times over that period when I didn't think we would make it; but we have, and Portsmouth Football Club can once again look forward to the future with optimism.
This summer the world can once again look forward to breathtaking athleticism and triumphant and emotional moments that can only come from the collective shared global experience that are the Olympic Games.
I'm really happy about this, looking forward to being classified as "normal" again, looking forward to hopefully finding work.
The goal sparked wild scenes of celebration after the final whistle as the Celtic fans once again looked forward to mixing it with Europe's elite.
He did more than anyone else to stabilize Liverpool over the past year-and-a-half and to get us once again looking forward.
The nation's 200th anniversary this year looks back on 13 coups and 19 years of American occupation, and now once again looks forward to more bloodshed and instability.
