The phrase "ahead of bringing" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing planning or preparation before an action, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "We need to finalize our strategy ahead of bringing the new product to market."
Alternatives: "prior to introducing" or "before launching".
With such a framework in place, the world would be able to measure and thus manage the collective task ahead of bringing down greenhouse gas emissions.
It's emerged that Zack Snyder reached out to Christopher Nolan ahead of bringing the Caped Crusader back to the big screen in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
Dell said it took the tax charge ahead of bringing foreign earnings home.
The company launched in Startup Battlefield at Disrupt SF 2014 and earlier this year, raised $6.5 million ahead of bringing the device to market.
(Sometimes with a few special 'CEO privacy privileges' thrown in — like being able to selectively retract just his own historical Facebook messages from conversations, ahead of bringing the feature to anyone else).
You can say anything at all in your vows, but you should focus on the positives and the future ahead, instead of bringing up the hardships you've overcome.
Some resorts such as Alpe d'Huez have opened several weeks ahead of schedule, bringing hopes of a bumper ski season.
To a lesser extent, the logic also applies to a manager who lags behind the market but whose performance is still well ahead of those bringing up the rear.
The Europeans should push ahead with the process of bringing in the more suitable countries, such as Moldova.
They plan ahead, to the point of bringing digital camcorders - pointlessly, as there was nothing much to film but a silver-haired figure lackadaisically picking out blues figures.
Try bringing your own snacks as well, but pre-portion nuts, crackers, etc., ahead of time instead of bringing the entire container to work.
