The phrase 'improve moving forward' is correct and usable in written English.
Specifically, it is used to express the idea of using the present situation to make something better in the future. For example, "Let's take the lessons we've learned from this project and use them to improve moving forward."
Despite the study's findings, Cushing said that California is to be commended for committing to ambitious climate goals and that things could improve moving forward.
Chicago -- with Defensive Player of the Year Joakim Noah -- ranks first in the NBA in points allowed, and we can expect its defense to improve moving forward.
The evaluation, though summative in focus (and therefore "backward-oriented"), also sought to uncover potential areas of institutional learning so that the initiative might improve moving forward.
The startup makes it clear that it will not stop developing new features for its existing and future dedicated mobile clients, commenting that "the Android app is coming very soon and the iPhone and iPad apps will continue to be improved moving forward".
But like many of the opponents of Atlantic Yards, I wish that some evolution of her position had been evident, from flatly rejecting the project at all costs to working to improve it moving forward.
Given their early stage of development, it is imperative to evaluate these efforts on an ongoing basis to identify how best to support and improve them moving forward.
Those details are indispensable for understanding how to improve performance moving forward. 1) Create five overarching priorities for the year and the quarter, as well as priorities for individual employees that align with those of the organization.
Setting a personal goal can help you feel like you are improving and moving forward even if your interviews are not.
Meeting short-term goals will give you the sense of progress and accomplishment you'll need to continue improving and moving forward.
