The phrase "achievements of progress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the positive outcomes or milestones that have been reached as a result of advancements or improvements in a particular area.
Example: "The achievements of progress in renewable energy technologies have significantly reduced our carbon footprint."
Alternatives: "milestones of advancement" or "successes of development".
The hidden United States efforts to destabilize the current Iranian government, combined with the announced administration year-end deadline for the achievement of progress in the talks on Iran's nuclear policy, threaten to lead us into direct conflict with yet a third country in this troubled region.
"The newly civilized shall not wage war against science, against the useful and intelligent achievements of technological progress.
Mr. Karzai promised that his government would go to Paris with a "very realistic evaluation of the last six years, of our achievements, of our progress and our problems," including corruption.
Natural hazard-induced disasters are continually eroding the achievements of human progress, with far-reaching negative effects on people's livelihoods, and they are obstacles to sustainable social and economic development.
Unfortunately, despite these achievements, the pace of progress with sugarcane genomics has lagged behind that achieved with other agricultural crops (Ramsay et al., 2000; Delseny et al., 2001; Mullet et al., 2002).
This comprehensiveness reiterates that achievement of any progress is not dependent on a single professional category of people but it is a joint effort of all categories of workers in the medical sector.
When everyone on a team receives a trophy, it dilutes the achievements and progress of some of the young athletes.
They include where states should set the bar for student achievement and what kind of progress is "adequate".
Distinguished Delegates, the panorama of achievements and progress set forth in the Executive Director's Report makes it clear that amid all our preparations for the 21st Century, UNICEF's overriding objectives for children remain the same.
Many of these funders are also now adopting real time measures of progress and achievement to assess the effectiveness and value of what they are supporting.
