The phrase "a progress event" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to project management, software development, or any situation where tracking progress is relevant.
Example: "During the meeting, we discussed a progress event that highlighted the milestones we achieved last quarter."
Alternatives: "a development update" or "a status report".
Mr Blair was speaking at a Progress event the morning after YouGov published its poll of 1,054 eligible voters in the Labour leadership election, which found that 43 per cent of them would vote for Mr Corbyn.
Speaking at the weekend at a Progress event, Cruddas argued: "The real divide within Labour is no longer between left and right, but between those that centralise power and those that devolve it".
Subjects also receive biannual newsletters that discuss EPR progress, events, and follow-up studies [for a copy of the first EPR newsletter, see Supplemental Material (http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1003348)].
That team reported nearly five progress events for every setback; the team leader, and his technical directors, knew how to set intermediate (and achievable) goals.
Author of Cyberselfish, she has orchestrated street theater and townhalls for an environmental nonprofit; produced and performed in works-in-progress events; and helped run a concert series.
In the original story found in the Iliad, female characters receive little attention; although they are often crucial to progressing events, they have no developed identities of their own, and are instead defined by motherhood, wifehood, and sisterhood.
As a result, an event in progress will be disrupted as was shown, for example, by Abdu et al. (2013) during the 29 October 2003 super storm sequence.
A persistent intention to find a good solution; A long and unsuccessful search; Little apparent progress; A precipitating event; A cognitive snap; and.
An insight occurs under certain conditions [9]: A persistent intention to find a good solution; A long and unsuccessful search; Little apparent progress; A precipitating event; A cognitive snap; and A transformation of the existing plan.
But repositioning the US for the 21st Century is a work in progress, and events always overtake plans and strategies.
Each season concludes with a finale, typically involving a major event such as a progressing relationship or a personnel departure.
