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Discover LudwigThe phrase "march towards" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the motion of marching towards a specific goal or destination. For example, "The students marched towards the podium to present their project."
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Al Jazeera reported that Colonel Qaddafi said: March towards Tajoura in the thousands now — now, now, you must march towards Tajoura in the thousands.
The march towards free data continues.
But the march towards gay equality continues, slowly.
The march towards 4K graphical fidelity only exacerbates the problem.
Isis have vowed to continue its march towards Iraq's capital.
You should march towards the sound of gunfire.
Our march towards a Germanic directors' theatre continues apace.
Some men perhaps feel threatened by women's march towards equality.
Learning means a monotonous march towards target grades.
It continues, too, its march towards nuclear weapons, despite American-led sanctions.
Australia's march towards a "two-speed" economy will only gain momentum.
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