The phrase "ahead of present" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning in context.
Example: "We need to plan ahead of present circumstances to ensure success."
Alternatives: "in advance of current" or "prior to now".
LITAS ('PD') 1 H. Freeman (2 Landsdown Court, 30 Rundell Crescent, London NW4 3BW): Greens on, ba/ked brown, with capon warming (ref. conference on climate change). 2 Dr E. Young (68 Beech Lane, Earley, Reading, Berkshire RG6 5QA): Big star for now El/ton is: he's ahead of present takers.
Mr. Brahimi was visiting Moscow and Beijing, the main international backers of President Bashar al-Assad, ahead of presenting a plan to the Security Council next month toward a negotiated settlement.
Foreign policy exactly suits Obama's strong points as a leader, which turn out not to be giving the masses a clear sense of direction and hope, but instead exercising good judgment on a case-by-case basis while thinking many steps ahead of the present moment.
Speaking ahead of his present side's World Cup qualifier against Northern Ireland, Vogts took some of the credit for the emergence of Manchester United midfielder Darren Fletcher, now Scotland's captain.
I wish that I was an astounding knitter (or even an O.K. knitter) who made those thick white cable knit sweaters way ahead of Christmas present time.
Well, possibly it was because the internet totally stole the State of the Union away from them! I'd have liked someone to point out that all of the Obama's future-casting seemed to leap ahead of our present condition.
London-based Kano has another code kit in the works to add to its STEM targeting gamified educational line of build-it-yourself kids' products ahead of the present-buying holiday season.
Medley Global Advisors' revelation of the central bank's plans ahead of schedule presented elite clients with an opportunity to cash in on the Fed's move before the broader markets could.
"There's midfield players that are ahead of him at present and going to Birmingham gives him a great opportunity now to take his career further".
Ahead of 2017's present buying season, UK consumer rights group Which? has warned parents about the risks of giving connected toys to their children, and called for devices with known security and/or privacy risks to be banned from sale on kids safety grounds.
It can be helpful to print out the TSA guidelines ahead of time to present to officers in case of any confusion or problem.
