The phrase "advances progress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or initiatives that contribute to improvement or development in a particular area.
Example: "The new policy advances progress in renewable energy adoption across the country."
Alternatives: "promotes advancement" or "fosters development."
Thinking of time as a resource to be maximised means you approach it instrumentally, judging any given moment as well spent only in so far as it advances progress toward some goal.
While there have been advances, progress is hampered by population growth, widespread poverty, insufficient investments to address the problem and the biggest culprit: a lack of political will.
Notwithstanding these significant advances, progress on a comprehensive understanding of the dynamics of pneumococcal pathogenesis is still hampered by paucity of data on different levels of functional genomics (such as promoter activation and domain interaction), particularly for pneumococci with distinct pathogenicity characteristics.
We hope to see a wider transformation and advanced progress as companies learn how to capitalise on, and demonstrate, the opportunities for improved environmental and business performance.
However, a strong political, diplomatic, and civilian effort on our part can advance progress and help lay a foundation for lasting peace and security.
This requires intensive advocacy that urges policymakers in donor and endemic countries alike to recognise how NTD control and elimination will help advance progress in many of their current health and economic development priorities.
One of its few consolations is to have established this foothold in the south, and to advance progress towards its goal of becoming, like Congress, a truly national party.
Global health electives can advance progress towards ACGME milestones; however, they may vary greatly in terms of potential for learner advancement.
In addition, trade associations advance progress collectively, ensuring that new legislative and policy landscapes are favorable to all members of a trade association.
The US Department of Energy's Fuel Cell Technologies Office (FCTO) and the US Army Tank Automotive Research Development and Engineering Center TARDECC) in Warren, Michigan plan to collaborate on jointly funded projects to advance progress in hydrogen and fuel cell technologies.
This chapter summarizes advanced progress in carbonaceous and related boraneous materials for use in energy and hydrogen storage as well as in oil spilling cleanup.
