The phrase "achieve this progress" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the attainment of specific advancements or improvements in a particular context.
Example: "Through hard work and dedication, we were able to achieve this progress in our project timeline."
Alternatives: "make this advancement" or "attain this improvement."
If we achieve this progress for girls, we will see advances across society".
It raises a question whether the progress was real, and if so, what could have contributed to achieve this progress?
To achieve this progress, polio partners including thousands of volunteers have worked under some of the harshest conditions possible, particularly in Sudan and Somalia where conflict has made the work especially challenging.
We achieved this progress in spite of the dollar's 31percentt decline against sterling in that time, which has a severe impact on Pearson since we generate about two-thirds of our sales in the United States but report in sterling.
The United Kingdom, France and many other nations as well as multilateral organizations including the World Bank and the Global Fund to fight AIDS, TB and Malaria, have played leading roles in achieving this progress.
"Not only does vaccination have a clear connection to poverty reduction, but increased immunization rates in one country also reduce the spread of disease to any country in the global village, and GAVI is an exciting new strategy for achieving this progress".
We expect to see concrete proposals from the BBC to achieve this, and further progress in terms of both gender and ethnicity".
Clearly, if virus can be rescued from swab samples collected directly into an RNA preservative then this will be beneficial, on the basis of simplicity, and thus attempts to achieve this are in progress.
But he alluded to its success obliquely on Sunday when he expressed pride in the fact that "we've achieved this historic progress through diplomacy, without resorting to another war in the Middle East".
