The phrase "as a forward looking" is not correct in written English.
It should be "as a forward-looking" with a hyphen to properly connect the words.
Example: "As a forward-looking organization, we prioritize innovation and adaptability in our strategies."
Alternatives: "as a future-oriented" or "as a proactive".
Clearly, as a forward looking institution, the military is looking to maintain its posture in a near future in which oil will be much more costly.
Hosting the Winter Olympics in 2006 was supposed to help rebrand Turin as a forward looking, post-industrial city, open to tourists, culture and competition.
This paper returns smart manufacturing (SM) as a term of "practice" to its roots, revisiting it as a forward looking term about next-generation operations technology (OT) and information technology (IT) integration based on the manufacturing objectives that originally defined it.
The city Cohesion and the architectural design development and illustrations does however, posit itself as a forward looking model of confidence, solidarity and cohesion".
To achieve that however, it has to be seen as a forward looking 21st century state rather than a wealthy energy producer that adheres to no longer acceptable concepts of human and labour relations.
A Clinton candidacy will make it very hard for the Democrats to present themselves as a forward looking party, as Clinton has uniquely strong ties to both of the last two Democratic administrations.
The discounted cash flow ("DCF") analysis has been described as a "forward-looking" method that "measure[s] value by forecasting a firms' ability to generate cash". Pantaleo, supra.
Others might be concerned that any study of Indian holy men and holy places, especially by a foreigner, is in danger of exoticising what should be properly looked at as a forward-looking modern nation.
Carrying the theme through, Sir Roger presents Bach's Cantata No. 199 ("My Heart Swims in Blood," with the soprano Emma Kirkby) as a forward-looking creation, perhaps pointing toward Mahler, and Mahler's Fourth Symphony as a backward-looking creation, reminiscent of Bach.
It's funny: hypertext is hyped as a forward-looking form, but one of the reasons it's most apt for this project is because it looks backward, to a 90s-era optimism about the Future of Literature.
Today it is respected as a forward-looking state court.
