The phrase "acknowledged the progress" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone recognizing or accepting advancements or improvements in a particular context, such as a project or personal development.
Example: "During the meeting, the manager acknowledged the progress the team had made on the project."
Alternatives: "recognized the advancements" or "appreciated the improvements."
He acknowledged the progress made by JV and the work underway addressing the FSA concerns.
That is why the president should bring the victorious troops home now.Benjamin SwiftToney, AlabamaDemocracy in EuropeSIR – Though sombre in mood, your special report on the European Union acknowledged the progress that the integration process has made and the paradoxical dilemma inherent in the "soft power" of prospective membership (March 17th).
Justice Minister David Ford said the report acknowledged the progress made in "supporting prisoners and delivering appropriate levels of care, safety and health provision".
She acknowledged the progress made in terms of gay rights, ageism and sexism, but she thinks society is moving backwards at the same time -- and that, as Instagram put it, "artists are no longer allowed to speak as freely or be the provocateurs they once were".
Giving updates on major projects — from sound walls along the Foothill (210) Freeway to sediment removal at Devil's Gate Dam — and recent changes to city ordinances on filming, tree removal and housing, Olhasso acknowledged the progress made in her third term as mayor.
In both meetings, Machel acknowledged the progress Malawi has made in terms of putting up legislation and policies that seek to promote the welfare of women and girls.
They should certainly acknowledge the progress achieved so far.
So you need to reenergize people by acknowledging the progress they have made.
Still, he and other drug treatment workers are quick to acknowledge the progress that China has made in recent years.
If we want to talk about depression and mental health, we must acknowledge the progress that has already been made.
"The Geneva prosecutor acknowledges the progress the bank has made in recent years, including the improvements in its compliance function, internal processes and technology".
