The phrase "ahead of the interview" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to actions or preparations that take place before an interview occurs.
Example: "I reviewed my resume and practiced common questions ahead of the interview to ensure I was well-prepared."
Alternatives: "before the interview" or "prior to the interview".
Most of the cuttings I read ahead of the interview concerned his salary, expenses, alleged taste for the high life.
Make sure you prepare career stories ahead of the interview that show you excel in the key qualities or skills required for the role.
This can be a problem unless you really organize and focus ahead of the interview.
And no matter how busy you are, take 15 minutes ahead of the interview to arrange your thoughts.
I had a few drinks ahead of the interview, to try the thing out for myself, and, well, for science.
Perhaps that is obvious and the US Attorney's Office in Los Angeles (who were steadfastly refusing to comment ahead of the interview) will now take action.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission is looking into whether the ex-inspector inappropriately contacted Surrey Police ahead of the police interview with the entertainer in 2009.
Questions related to health service utilisation and medication use were posted ahead of the telephone interview time to encourage participants to prepare their answers, by gathering necessary supporting records or receipts of consultations and medication prescriptions.
Be sure to confirm the date and time a couple of days ahead of the scheduled interview to make sure the time still works for the interviewee.
Monkey only asks because today's issue features a competition to win signed limited edition reproductions by the artists, ahead of an interview with the pair tomorrow.
Although A Moral Reckoning was favorably reviewed in The Spectator, Kirkus Reviews, The San Francisco Chronicle, and given a generally favorable overview ahead of an interview in The Atlantic, it was also subject to substantial criticism, even among some of those reviewers who found aspects of the work praiseworthy.
