"power to move forward" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a person's ability to make progress or to overcome difficult obstacles. For example, "With her strong will and determination, Sarah had the power to move forward and make a success of her business."
At higher altitudes, a pilot can cut power to move forward faster and escape a vortex.
In some, the state schools superintendent has considerable power to move forward in as little as three months.
To get through this recession/depression, we must believe that we have the power to move forward, no matter what external forces are against us.
Life is a series of constant challenges and you have to be ready and willing to do everything in your power to move forward through all the hardship, obstacles and negativity.
The Nobel laureates' Hiroshima-Nagasaki Declaration says, "We are deeply troubled by this threat of proliferation to non-nuclear weapon states, but equally concerned at the faltering will of the nuclear powers to move forward in their obligation to disarm their own nations of these dreadful weapons".
They are discovering that they must learn to understand grief and accept its power, in order to move forward.
"Whether President Saleh is in or out of the country, he can make that happen by signing this accord, stepping down from power and allowing his country to move forward," Ms. Nuland said.
As the president has all but disappeared from public view, speculation has mounted that Mr. Bouteflika has become a placeholder, while the competing circle around him, divided by clan loyalties, has grown attached to the spoils of power and remained deadlocked over how to move forward.
There are some things we must do immediately to fuel this revolution, to eliminate the disconnections and to move forward from our collective power.
He boldly put forth his interest, but gave Melanie the power to move it forward or not.
"Only you have the power to move us forward".
