The phrase "ahead to apply" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or misphrased expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "Please move ahead to apply for the position."
Alternatives: "proceed to apply" or "go ahead and apply".
My cousin listened to my rambling, and went ahead to apply for medicine anyway.
But, she added: "What is certain is that I no longer have years ahead to apply my academic and professional training to alleviate the suffering of others.
Needless to say, it is because we look ahead to apply the methods to non-trial data.
"Of the people that I'm talking to, the vast majority of those that are moving ahead to apply don't have a concrete business initiative in mind for how they will use the registry," said Jeff Ernst of technology analysis firm Forrester.
In September last year, when she was on the Hungarian border waiting for her brother who had travelled ahead to Germany to apply for asylum, Nujeen encountered BBC journalist Fergal Keane.
Israel is moving ahead with plans to apply a legal device that would enable it to seize of up to forty percent of Arab private property in annexed East Jerusalem, the area Palestinians envision as their future capital.
Looking ahead allows you to apply the brakes more gradually.
You may want to think ahead as to where to apply your call proceeds.
The complex clinical and genetic subtypes in IBD, taken together with the individuality of the intestinal microbiota, raise formidable challenges ahead as we try to apply findings from experimental models to the development of novel therapies for IBD.
The way to get ahead of the competition is to apply the knowledge you've learned to the wider industry you're hoping to work in.
But some associate representatives are concerned that the ICC is not moving decisively enough on the Olympics, ahead of the deadline next year to apply for inclusion in the 2024 Games.
