The phrase "guide forward" is correct and can be used in written English.
You might use it to suggest that someone is helping move an idea or action ahead. For example, "My mentor has been a great guide forward, helping me through the business start-up process."
Limitations of 55 Gy for maximum body dose and 1100 mL for V50Gy appeared to be appropriate values to guide forward treatment planning of segmented fields.
Despite strains caused by Trump's decision, delegates will work on a detailed set of rules to help guide forward the 2015 Paris climate agreement that established a goal of ending the fossil-fuel era by the end of the century.
It is essential to have this information to guide forward planning for therapeutic interventions, budgeting and staffing, with the aim of improving outcome.
Insights obtained through this phylogenomic approach will help us to guide forward genetic approaches to better understand the host-pathogen relationships toward to the elucidation of novel drug targets and vaccine candidates urgently needed to reduce the morbidity and mortality caused by schistosomiasis worldwide.
While most current technical efforts are aimed at reverse-engineering the brain (figuring out how the brain works by taking it apart), future neuroscience will guide forward-engineering.
As the car is guided forward, it's lifted a few inches.
Subsequently, participants were guided forward into a separate room which held the interactive sculpture.
Although in normal development the guided forward extension of the tubule delivers the tip cell to the A3/A4 alary muscle, the presence of a long tip cell stalk, rather than forcing the tip cell to make a more posterior alary muscle contact, allows the tubule to extend further into the anterior, with the tip cell making its normal A3/A4 alary muscle contact.
Those two nations, like many others in Africa, appear adrift, with few common values to guide them forward.
I ask that the lessons learned from these examples, rather than the examples themselves, guide us forward.
