The word "onward" is correct and usable in written English. It is an adverb that means to continue forward or onward. For example, "We marched onward, determined to reach our destination.".
"What would be the unique value of personally carrying another copy of materials onward?
But the Death Penalty Information Center, a leading chronicler of capital punishment trends in the US, notes in its annual review published on Thursday that the year was also marked by the onward decline of the controversial practice.
This did precisely nothing for core Labour voters in towns across Britain which once had economic hearts, but which now are characterised by decay and the onward march of Ukip.
The cafe attracted outrage in some quarters due to the price of cereal in an area with pockets of deep disadvantage, the sibling owners' hipster beards and the onward march of gentrification.
In the case of Ecuador, it's also been fuelled by fury at Correa's decision to give asylum to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who faces sexual assault allegations in Sweden, over the threat of onward extradition to the US.
But the Qataris remained, by some distance, the largest foreign sovereign wealth buyers of real estate in London last year, and most analysts expect that to mark merely a temporary pause in their onward march.
So, instead, I caught the boat from Interlaken to Iseltwald, and spent a glorious hour or so walking along the lake shore to the falls; after a coffee in the grand hotel opposite, a ride on Europe's oldest funicular deposited me down at Giessbach dock in time to catch the onward boat to Brienz.
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