The phrase "applied going forward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a certain action, policy, or principle will be implemented or considered in the future.
Example: "The new guidelines will be applied going forward to ensure consistency in our processes."
Alternatives: "implemented in the future" or "enforced moving ahead".
While the board can adopt a policy limiting subletting by imposing a fee or a maximum time frame, Mr. Saft said, the rule would have to apply going forward — to current shareholders who try to sublet their apartments after the effective date of the new rule.
The fact that it applies retroactively makes it much more than a gesture, too, as they likely could've easily applied it going forward and still received praise from industry observers.
Like our post-Brexit British cousins, we must be intellectually honest with ourselves in the postmortem, own up to our shortcomings, learn lessons and apply them going forward.
If the Shabaab is, for example, being defined as a part of Al Qaeda or an associated force engaged in hostilities against the United States, in the sense of the post-9/11 Authorization for the Use of Military Force, that has implications not only for our policy toward the group but for the looseness with which we can expect those definitions to be applied to others going forward.
Bruising battles over the terms of financial bailouts for Greece and Spain, the rules that ought to apply to banking going forward, the merits of economic austerity policies championed by Brussels, and disagreements over immigration have sown ill feelings and discord, while fueling a drive to reclaim national identities.
That's the route that Spark Systems, the institutional FX trading platform in its portfolio, took to come to market and the model could be applied to other ventures going forward.
Practice this virtue and apply it each day going forward.
