Alternatives to “moving forward” include “going forward,” “from now on,” “as we proceed,” and “looking ahead.” The best choice depends on whether you mean future action, the next phase, or a change from this point onward.
Choose the Phrase for “Moving Forward” by Context
- Going forward
- From now on
- In future
- From this point on
- As we proceed
- As we move ahead
- In the next phase
- Looking ahead
- Over the coming period
- From here
- From here on
- As things progress
- In subsequent work
- In the next steps
- Henceforth
Going forward
“Going forward” works when you are referring to future actions, plans, or stages.
Example: Going forward, we will review progress every month.
From now on
Use “From now on” when you are referring to future actions, plans, or stages.
Example: From now on, we will review progress every month.
In future
“In future” is a natural transition when you are referring to future actions, plans, or stages.
Example: In future, we will review progress every month.
From this point on
This expression fits when you are referring to future actions, plans, or stages.
Example: From this point on, we will review progress every month.
As we proceed
“As we proceed” works when you are referring to future actions, plans, or stages.
Example: As we proceed, we will review progress every month.
As we move ahead
Use “As we move ahead” when you are referring to future actions, plans, or stages.
Example: As we move ahead, we will review progress every month.
In the next phase
“In the next phase” is a natural transition when you are referring to future actions, plans, or stages.
Example: In the next phase, we will review progress every month.
Looking ahead
This expression fits when you are referring to future actions, plans, or stages.
Example: Looking ahead, we will review progress every month.
Over the coming period
“Over the coming period” works when you are referring to future actions, plans, or stages.
Example: Over the coming period, we will review progress every month.
From here
Use “From here” when you are referring to future actions, plans, or stages.
Example: From here, we will review progress every month.
From here on
“From here on” is a natural transition when you are referring to future actions, plans, or stages.
Example: From here on, we will review progress every month.
As things progress
This expression fits when you are referring to future actions, plans, or stages.
Example: As things progress, we will review progress every month.
In subsequent work
“In subsequent work” works when you are referring to future actions, plans, or stages.
Example: In subsequent work, we will review progress every month.
In the next steps
Use “In the next steps” when you are referring to future actions, plans, or stages.
Example: In the next steps, we will review progress every month.
Henceforth
“Henceforth” is a natural transition when you are referring to future actions, plans, or stages.
Example: Henceforth, we will review progress every month.