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Discover Ludwig"march toward" is correct and can be used in written English in a wide range of contexts.
For example, you could say: "She marched toward the podium, determined to make her voice heard."
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The march toward risk.
The march toward finiteness has begun.
Egypt's march toward democracy has suffered a major setback.
Our family retirement accounts continue a drab march toward inadequacy.
But the march toward accuracy is painfully slow.
Today is a big step in our march toward equality.
Our march toward equity and equality cannot be sacrificed.
This is the ambiguity that accompanies the march toward equality.
Meanwhile, though, robots continue their march toward world domination.
The orange seats began to march toward each other.
No sane person celebrates its march toward oblivion".
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