The phrase "ahead on this" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in informal contexts to indicate progress or readiness regarding a specific topic or task.
Example: "I just wanted to check if we are still ahead on this project timeline."
Alternatives: "in front on this" or "progressing on this".
However, he warned that road ahead on this one could be a long one with costs not even in the equation yet and permission still needed from the BBC Trust.
There will be long investigations into who did what to whom aboard the Mavi Marmara in its attempt to break the blockade of Gaza, but there seems little chance that Israel will come out ahead on this one.
Logitech thought ahead on this one and included a switch to game mode that disables the Windows key because nothing pisses you off more than accidentally closing your game, right?
This hairstyle will probably require some coordinating with your hair cut, so you might need to plan ahead on this one.
By the end of the nominating contest, she may well be ahead on this benchmark — one not entirely to be scorned in a democracy.
"Everybody is way, way ahead on this," Dungy said.
It's like, good job, you are way out ahead on the leading edge on this.
It's like, good job, like you are way out ahead on the leading edge on this".
At a fork, keep ahead on the road, but where this bends right, go straight ahead through a field to reach the village.
With any emergency forage the first questions are when can we get it in the ground and what will it yield; however, it is very important to think ahead on how this extra forage will fit into your system.
LONDON — Formula One drivers were arriving on Thursday for the Bahrain Grand Prix, which is to go ahead on schedule this weekend after the organizers rejected calls from human rights activists to cancel it.
