The phrase "moving backward and forward" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a situation where someone is making progress and then taking steps backwards, and then progress forward again. For example: "He was making progress with the project, but kept moving backward and forward as he encountered new obstacles".
Hutchins said the students chose an unconventional structure – moving backward and forward in time – that provided a poignant way to express Wong's story.
The Saturn is also a glider, moving backward and forward by way of an undercarriage mechanism, which, I have to admit, is incredibly soothing.
The dyspeptic "Hatas Our Motivation" is a recent classic of the genre, and the drums on "U Ain't Workin Wit Nuthin" appear to be moving backward and forward all at once.
Encompassing 13 years across nearly three hours and with two intermissions, the play begins on Sept. 11, 2001, before moving backward and forward, coming to uneasy rest in a 2011 marked by self-reproach and remorse.
It's a nightmarish scene, and one that comes to us only in fragments throughout the novel — but it is the place from which all other fragments unfold, moving backward and forward in time.
Many functions such as scrolling, flipping through photos, or moving backward and forward through a browser's history can now be done with multitouch gestures instead of the more traditional point, click, and drag.
The system can move backward and forward as desired by simply reverse the excitation force.
The series starts with an ending, then simultaneously moves backward and forward.
Lisa Emery brings the complex character to life in a polished production that moves backward and forward in time (2 00).
The interface wave has an unstable boundary that moves backward and forward, and it is a pressure propagation front that causes the pressure change.
The main mistake they usually find: excess slack in the belts, allowing the seat to move backward and forward or side to side more than an inch.
