The phrase "and forwarded into a" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The document was scanned and forwarded into a secure database for storage."
Alternatives: "and sent to a" or "and directed into a".
The reaction is forwarded into a dimer and finally into a polymer formation (Kazuki Nakanishi and Soga, 1992a).
"The connection to the Deep South could still be heard, but there was also a step up and forward into a more professional world," Brothers writes.
At the same time, Jacques ends up telling her story: she looks back on her writing life, farther back into her teen years and forward into a more open future.
In "Stealing Time" (Simon & Schuster, $25.95), written and published in just 11 months after his newspaper series, Mr. Klein has set out to expand it backward and forward into a history of the deal.
When you hear of people being schizophrenic, you imagine them locked in rooms with padded walls, rocking backwards and forwards into a two-dimensional future of heavily-medicated conversations and drool-covered pillows.
When you hear of people being schizophrenic, you imagine them locked in padded-walled rooms, rocking backwards and forwards into a two-dimensional future of heavily medicated conversations and drool-covered pillows.
Every time the ball enters the box, your head puts on a horror show as your mind flashes back through every past defeat and forward into a slideshow of the smug faces you'll have to endure if this goes sideways, the headlines, the tweets, the immediate and complete erasure of any and all previous results as this match, this defeat, becomes all that matters.
With your rolling pin, start to roll the dough backwards and forwards into a 1.5cm/0.5" thick rough circle.
The music reaches back to a tradition and forward into some uncertain musical future.
Pushing her voice like a latter-day Chaka Khan, she is also an ambitious songwriter, looking back to 1970's soul and forward into hip-hop as she casts an eye on the whole world: lovers, families, communities.
