The phrase 'stride forward in' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to emphasize progress or movement towards a goal. For example: She strode forward in her new role as CEO, eager to demonstrate her leadership skills.
The use of genetically engineered pathogens that express fluorescent or luminescent proteins represents a huge stride forward in the understanding of trypanosomatid-borne tropical diseases.
In the beginning of the 1950s, mechanization took a great stride forward in purse seining when the power block was invented for hauling the gear.
At the Barbican, the band are playing that album in its entirety, another stride forward in their quest to realise the vast potential of their live sound.
Although the Kennedy administration commands sizable majorities in both branches through the Democratic party, the Congress has been reluctant to stride forward in a "progress" that might lead to the edge of a cliff.
Threading its way past the rear of the town hall through the shopping district, the north-south line represents another stride forward in the web of transport links connecting Greater Manchester.
The deal brings the number of A380 planes that the Gulf airline will eventually operate to 90, by far the most of any carrier, and represents a giant stride forward in plans by Dubai and its Gulf neighbours to turn the region into a major hub for long-range jets.
Which of the Ravens or Steelers will take a stride forwards in the AFC North?
After a year of gradual advances for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, backed by Russia, Iran and Shi'ite militias, the taking of Aleppo would represent a huge stride forwards in his efforts to end the rebellion after nearly six years of conflict.
ASD research made a series of impressive strides forward in 2009.
Georgia took huge strides forward in the past decade, particularly in the years after the Rose Revolution.
"We've made massive strides forward in combining all phases of the game.
