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Discover Ludwig"strides toward" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing somebody's movement, particularly when they are moving confidently or quickly. For example, "She strode confidently toward the podium to deliver her speech."
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As he strides toward Preminger, he extends a hand.
The school has made strides toward racial diversity.
Since 1999, most countries have made strides toward reducing poverty.
Several companies have made strides toward commercial production but have not yet gotten there.
"We've made tremendous strides toward the realization of what you might call a dream".
Kanye West and Chris Brown made great strides toward rehabilitating their public personas.
Though Kabila made strides toward peace, his actions were not without opposition.
In 1999, Mr. Sharif made impressive strides toward peace with Atal Bihari Vajpayee, India's prime minister.
Rwanda made strides toward building political unity and reconstructing its economy in 2008.
Meanwhile, the country made significant strides toward reconciliation with its violent past.
But the city has made great strides toward putting its bloody, drug-riddled past behind it.
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