The phrase "advancing reform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing progress or improvements in policies, systems, or practices.
Example: "The organization is dedicated to advancing reform in the education sector to ensure better outcomes for students."
Alternatives: "promoting change" or "fostering improvement".
But ultimately, fixing the economy is more important than fixing the stock market and advancing reforms is critical".
But starving Amtrak of needed resources now in the name of advancing reforms that are impractical in the foreseeable future amounts to a death sentence for passenger rail.
The former apologized (more than three hundred and fifty years after the fact) for the denunciation of Galileo, and he was a champion of the Jewish people, advancing reforms that, implicitly, at least, involved the most radical transformation of theology in Christian history.
Schultz's candidacy could also catalyze a new movement focused on fixing our broken political system — including advancing reforms, such as ranked-choice voting, that would permanently level the playing field for new competition.
Immediately after naming himself communications minister, he fired a top official who had been advancing reforms that would have opened up the market in which Bezeq enjoyed a monopoly.
But given the fraught political environment, the proposals seem a pragmatic way to advance reform.
But outsiders can do little to advance reform in Russia except through personal interaction and Internet communication.
He said his efforts to advance reform of the UN "were about as quixotic and unproductive as anything I have ever tried to do".
In Egypt, Morocco, Pakistan, Serbia and Ukraine, our fellows are serving inside the government as members of Parliament and senior civil servants to advance reform and new policy agendas.
Eventually, in April 2008, he became prime minister in the unity government that lets Mr Kibaki sit tight as president.Since then, the 65-year-old Mr Odinga has failed to advance reform, on either the economic or the political front.
