The phrase "a view to progress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing intentions or goals related to improvement or advancement in a particular area.
Example: "The committee met to discuss the new policies with a view to progress in community development."
Alternatives: "with the aim of progress" or "in pursuit of advancement".
Progress should be reviewed with a view to progressing towards achieving intended results [see M&E and RBM].
Other advice, such as from the BHF National Centre for Physical Activity and Health [ 21], supports lower intensity programmes in patients unable to tolerate higher intensity exercise with a view to progressing intensity and duration as able.
After some discussion the board agreed to make up part of the shortfall, with a view to further progress in future years.
The CDF is not a detailed blueprint for action, but rather (as its name implies) a framework within which new ideas and proposals for initiatives can be advanced, with a view to making progress towards the stated objectives of CDF itself, namely sustainable development and poverty reduction.
Jenkins added: "Neil is a player we brought to the club this season from the Conference with Wrexham with a view to him progressing and developing with us over a number of years.
Discussions are expected to continue from respective headquarters with a view to making further progress toward a potential program.
"Good work has been done between our teams with a view to reporting some progress," he said.
Patients were selected in the clinics where they routinely consulted with a view to following their progress over the course of the year's fieldwork.
Purpose/Objective: The prime purpose of the evaluation was "to examine the actual achievements of the project in relation to the stated objectives in the proposal, with a view to document the progress, experiences and lessons learnt, and identify the issues and challenges for the project".
It is worth noting, therefore, that ICSA, the professional body for company secretaries - who are required for listed companies in the UK - chose Professor Kakabadse to undertake a piece of research on The Company Secretary, with a view to finding a way to progress the value of the role.
"I've not looked back since," said Robertson, who says other players - such as Joe Perry - are monitoring his progress with a view to copying the move.
