The phrase "forward advance" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe progress or movement in a forward direction. Example: The team's forward advance towards the goal was hindered by the opposing team's strong defense.
Rather it was: it is a dead art nowadays, embalmed with the entry of radio and speedy information bureaus which forward advance knowledge of post time at all the big races.
Later, in October last year, the BCBP demanded that airlines travelling to, or through, the US should forward "advance passenger information", including passport number and date of birth, before passengers would be allowed to travel.
When playing video or audio content, users can tap the playback bar forward (advance) thus eliminating the hassles of restarting the content from the beginning every time.
Still, each time we sit down at the table of someone beyond our ken we together move the pieces forward, advance the game, and impede the stalemates.
Time lapse imaging showed that callosal growth cones (n = 46) exhibit continual motility, forward advance, and turning behaviors (Supporting Information, Movie 1).
Moreover, our analysis of the human TP suggests a forward advance of the neocortex of the STG, middle temporal gyrus, and ITG in the human temporal lobe.
Sissako builds the film forward, advancing with the characters to discover the unexpected consequences that result from their conflicts.
In the Health Service Journal, Andrew Lansley argued that a market-based approach to health was necessary to bring forward advances in healthcare.
The Japanese forward advanced around the defender and Tremmel's vital touch slowed the ball for Britton to clear off the line.
On Sunday Lennon should have fielded Charlie Mulgrew in that area, rather than using the 25-year-old on the left side of midfield in a failed attempt to stunt Naismith's forward advances.
The FWEM computes the propagated sound field by means of an exclusively forward advancing solution, neglecting the backscattered field.
