The phrase "ahead towards" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate a direction or movement that is both forward and in a specific direction, but it is generally better to use simpler alternatives.
Example: "We need to move ahead towards the new project goals."
Alternatives: "forward to" or "onward to".
They should also seize the chance to push ahead towards a banking union.
Despite the breakthrough, there remains a long road ahead towards a solution in the Middle East.
On July 27th the British and Spanish foreign ministers agreed to push ahead towards solving their dispute.
Srinivasan, meanwhile, forged ahead towards his ultimate goals of controlling the IPL, the BCCI, the ICC, and world domination.
For us there is no way ahead towards the future and no way behind to the past.
They decided that his compositions "Bomben auf England" (Bombs on England) and "Vorwaerts nach Osten" (Ahead Towards the East) were simply patriotic pieces.
"We should all have one agenda, how to serve the interests of the Syrian people, how to rebuild our country on a solid basis and how to go ahead, forward towards achieving the aspirations of the Syrian people," he said.
I'm utterly convinced I should be heading towards a plantation about three miles directly ahead, and towards the very inviting valley beyond it, so off I go for another mile or so, by which time there is no path whatsoever, and no stile or gate in the very stern-looking fence that stands in my way and stretches off as far as the eye can see both to the left and to the right.
JOSHUA POVEY, ESSEX Congratulations – I am 90 years ahead, going towards my 96th birthday.
In fact, there is an unspoken solidarity among "pack" runners to cajole, joke and motivate – to keep moving upwards, preventing festering thoughts of defeat, and focusing ahead; always towards the next horizon.
"We came back from behind twice and then went ahead, and towards the end I didn't see that coming, but it's not the first time that has happened.
