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Discover Ludwig"onward march of" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to refer to the continued progress or development of something, such as a movement or an idea. For example, "The onward march of technology is transforming the way we live."
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Behold, the onward march of the state.
The respectable version has lately been given new impetus by the onward march of European integration.
Mr Angourakis reserves his greatest enthusiasm for the onward march of radical leftism in South America.
British isolation at summits has become as predictable as the steady onward march of integration.
The onward march of neuroscience has finally reached what it sees as its last frontier.
From scientists to consumers, there's no escaping the onward march of big data.
On screen, to save a flight was to save the onward march of mankind.
The cause, as we all know, is the onward march of the digital revolution.
Universities and the NHS are among those who have embraced this onward march of workplace rationalisation.
Mainstream conservatives approve of the onward march of the last two centuries of constitutional history.
He is definitely the villain and a representative of the relentless, onward march of "progress".
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