"the course ahead" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It conveys the idea of the future or what lies ahead in a particular situation or journey. Example: "We must carefully consider the course ahead before making a decision on how to proceed with the project." In this sentence, "the course ahead" refers to the steps or plan that needs to be taken in order to successfully complete the project. The phrase can also be used in other contexts, such as in a personal journey, career path, or even in a physical journey on a road or trail.
For the entrepreneurs and investors behind the Internet's largest marine Web sites, the course ahead forges through uncharted seas.
Others were unconvinced, and troubled by the uncertainty of the course ahead and the prospect of added stigma in a city that has already had its share.
But once these vessels, ordered in the boom before the financial crisis, are in the water, the course ahead looks rocky.
"I would advise the administration to think very carefully about the course ahead," he warned, as if lecturing a junior senator.
With the BBC's first centenary coming up in a few years' time, Lord Hall is right to look back, as well as forward, as he plots the course ahead.
The Uighurs, who were moved to the British island territory in June after spending roughly seven years at Guantánamo, have joined crews working to prepare the course ahead of the PGA Grand Slam of Gold tournament in October, said Wendall Brown, chairman of the board of trustees for Bermuda's public golf courses.
As the Obama campaign looks beyond South Carolina to the obstacle course ahead, one question is the most worrisome to his strategists who have worked to calibrate a race-neutral candidate: Will Mr. Obama emerge identified — and, by extension, constrained — by his race?
In the meantime, American officials say, General Enan, 63, has become a crucial link for the United States as it navigates the rocky course ahead with Cairo.
Reinfried Herbst of Austria won the men's World Cup slalom race on the Kuonisbaergli course ahead of his countryman Manfred Pranger in Adelboden, Switzerland.
It's ok to think up the plot as you go, rather than charting the whole course ahead of time.
The likely course ahead appears to be a hybrid of harsher sanctions ― which the U.S is pushing ― followed in time by direct talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, which China is pressing for, according to top Chinese diplomat Fu Ying. .
