The phrase "are moving forward for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing progress or actions being taken towards a goal or objective.
Example: "We are moving forward for the implementation of the new policy to improve workplace efficiency."
Alternatives: "are progressing towards" or "are advancing for".
"As of now, we are moving forward for 2010".
The game's changing and things are moving forward for women's football.
It could be the shape of things to come.After two years of negotiations, plans are moving forward for Dubai Ports World, a partly state-owned company in the United Arab Emirates, to invest $250m in converting the decrepit port in Mariel, just west of Havana, into a modern container facility.
But Poland has been moving forward for a generation.
And that's okay, so long as we're moving forward for everyone's benefit.
New York City is moving forward for children -- and it isn't the only major city and school district making strides towards providing high-quality public preschool programs to as many children as possible.
Eight of the tees were moved forward for the final round, and with the course playing shorter, Song-Hee Kim of South Korea produced the lowest round of the tournament, a 65.
Look for the bunkers to the left of the fairway on the 435-yard fifth hole to be moved forward, for the tee at the 455-yard 11th to be moved back about 35 yards, for the tee at the 405-yard 14th to be moved back perhaps as much as 50 yards, and for the tee at the 405-yard 18th to be moved to the right, thereby creating a sharper dogleg.
"We are moving forward, getting ready for next year," Modell said.
They are moving forward with designs for their prototype quadcopter, and plan to run a pilot project with a UAV expert in Brazil in the coming months.
It harkens to ideas of nativism, racism, misogyny, elitism and inequality from which the country is moving forward, but for which some conservatives still yearn.
