Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

on-course-for

idiomatic expression

/ɒn kɔːrs fɔːr/

Definition

A phrase indicating that someone or something is on the path to achieve a specific goal or outcome.

Examples

With the team’s recent victories, we are on-course-for winning the championship.
The project is on-course-for completion ahead of schedule.
Despite some setbacks, she is on-course-for achieving her degree this year.

Meaning

The term suggests favorable progress towards a target, implying that the expected results are likely to be met based on current performance or circumstances.