The phrase "ahead at once" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts where immediate action or direction is being emphasized, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "We need to move ahead at once to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "immediately" or "right away".
The intellectual and political task ahead is at once to resist the ugliest manifestations of the new right-wing populism — the fears it plays on, the divisions it engenders — and to confront the consequences of globalism, technology, and cultural change.
That the Jets lost by 6 points to one of the N.F.L.'s rising powers, twice possessing the ball in the fourth quarter with a chance to go ahead, is at once a testament to their fortitude in response to a humiliating loss and a reflection of the gap in talent between the teams.
That may indicate cuts ahead at Gateway once Inouye takes over.
But the palace gates lay straight ahead, and all at once the horde charged into the empty street.
Ronald J. Stouffer, a senior meteorologist at the fluid dynamics laboratory in Princeton, said that the key to progress was to move ahead in three realms at once: in the models, in the basic research into the processes that are mathematically represented in models and in the measurements of environmental change that will allow the testing of models.
At once ahead of its time and nostalgic, Boulevard offered a singular take on a quickly exploding sound.
"But I was born and raised in this business, and I came out fine, so I decided to go ahead and let everything happen at once.
It turned out to be prescient, though more than a decade ahead of its time; all at once, images of sexy, semiclad pregnant celebrities and new mothers seem to be everywhere.
Today marks the first time that Lyft has announced service in more than one city, launching in three at once just ahead of the Labor Day Holiday weekend.
Very few things can be current, timeless, dated and ahead of their time all at once.
