"turn forward" is a legitimate phrase in written English.
It is often used to mean "proceed forward" or "advance forward" in various contexts. For example, you could say "She turned forward steadily on the path."
She said that she was going to hand it over to the locan Bund, which would, in turn forward it to Germany as a contribution to the Nazi war chest.
In the midst of putting me into a back turn, he abruptly switches my direction, so my leg kicks high into an arc behind me as I turn forward.
When either 16 points down against France, or so totally on the front foot thanks to the pack against Scotland, England did well to ignore the temptation to turn forward dominance into an end in itself; they have failed before – the gameplan lays itself out.
A sender sends packets to the receiver's mailbox which will in turn forward them to the destination.
Search queries are flooded to the neighboring peers that in turn forward the queries to other peers in the network.
This base station represents the second tier, which in turn forward the received data to the AP (cell towers) which is representing the third-tier architecture.
He in turn forwards them to a jeweller named Balfour, in Attleboro, Mass, the official key-maker for P.B.K.
The two emails, were in turn, forwarded by Myler to Murdoch at 2.31pm on 7 June 2008, a Saturday.
In our protocol design, an MH sends a handoff request to its original basestation (BS), which in turn forwards this request to its control function.
The source then selects an intermediate node as the tentative target and greedily forwards packets to it, which in turn forwards the packet to the final destination by greedy routing.
Proposals for new HASS GIR subjects and for substantial changes to existing HASS GIR subjects are reviewed and approved by the Subcommittee on the HASS Requirement (SHR), which in turn forwards proposals to the CoC for final review.
