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The phrase "to move forward to" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used to indicate progress or advancement towards something or to indicate an action or intention to continue in a forward direction. Example: "We must move forward to achieve our goals and make positive changes in our community."
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The ruling allows the case to move forward to discovery.
"It's time to move forward, to someone who didn't stand next to George Bush".
"There is no way they're going to move forward to job creation," she said.
"We're talking about hard times but how to move forward to the good," he said.
That justifies us to move forward to develop missile defense, and to eventually deploy it".
"I believe it's up to the states to move forward to clean our air.
But we are going to move forward to find a cure for diabetes, for Parkinson's, Alzheimer's.
"I am always focused now on how to move forward, to mobilise students," she said.
"The final aim is to move forward, to reach peace," the official said.
We will continue to move forward to fulfil the wishes of our people.
But they need the public now to move forward to make a political space".
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