The phrase "achieve progress towards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals, objectives, or improvements in various contexts, such as personal development, project management, or organizational growth.
Example: "Our team aims to achieve progress towards reducing our carbon footprint by implementing sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "make strides towards" or "move forward in achieving".
The replenishment event, featuring more than 600 education leaders from more than 70 countries, hopes to support low-income states with robust plans to achieve progress towards education goals.
There are questions about whether the sums of money on offer are significant to make much of a difference to the cities, and achieve progress towards the coalition's stated aim of "rebalancing" government and the economy away from London and the south east.
If you set 10 ambitious goals last year but barely managed to achieve 1 of them, you need to take a look at whether your goals were simply too ambitious, or whether you have a good enough system to help you track and achieve progress towards your goals (more on goal-setting and tracking in a future blog post).
We need to break this vicious circle if we want to achieve progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals.
The persistence of such disparities hampers Tanzania's efforts to build a solid basis for sustained growth and achieve progress towards the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
Their active role and participation at all levels of society will help achieve progress towards the Millennium Development Goals and the Millennium Declaration," Kaag concluded.
However, achieving progress towards that goal has proven challenging.
The approaches, activities and governance structure have all contributed to achieving progress towards the Strategic Outcomes.
Empowering women is critical to advancing human development and achieving progress towards the MDGs.
These data can be used to inform the development of health system improvements that specifically target known deficiencies in care, which represents a rational approach for measurably improving health and achieving progress towards Millennium Development Goals Four and Five.
But it warned that it was "concerned that seven additional staff might prove woefully insufficient to achieve substantial progress towards what must be an important intermediate goal: the eradication of child abuse images from the open internet".
