The phrase "agreement for progress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where parties are coming to a consensus or understanding aimed at advancing a project or initiative.
Example: "The team reached an agreement for progress during the meeting, outlining the next steps for the project."
Alternatives: "consensus for advancement" or "accord for development".
California Governor Jerry Brown's signing of a climate deal with Oregon, Washington and British Columbia in San Francisco on Monday drew dozens of protesters, claiming that his support of fracking undermines the climate agreement's potential for progress.
Further delay by the Senate or significant tinkering could end up torpedoing an already fragile agreement and a rare chance for progress on reasonable gun control.
Labor leaders and city officials said that yesterday's agreement might ease the way for progress in individual contract negotiations for the city's police, teachers, firefighters and other unions -- all with expired contracts.
He responded that he didn't expect a "signing and dancing" agreement, but he was hoping for "progress on a number of different strands".
Cities can try to borrow the amount they are losing, and the agreement in progress calls for the state to repay them over three years, but many of the financially weaker localities may face the prospect of defaulting on their bonds.
Whether the Agreement is truly successful, whether this foundation for progress is effectively exploited over the years ahead by the Parties to the Agreement, is something we will know only ten, twenty, or more years from now.
The basis for progress has been the agreement that Northern Ireland's main parties signed on Good Friday, 1998.
The ITF team did not believe the Vatican was sending - via the decision to slow progress on the ITF observer status -- a subtle message to Israel about the need for progress in the Fundamental Agreement talks.
"No date has been set for fresh talks over the future of the Heineken Cup and 12 months on from the proposals that the English and French clubs submitted as the basis for a new agreement, no progress has been made despite our best efforts.
While U.S. companies like General Electric have expressed strong support for an agreement, progress has always been stymied by objections from interest groups, particularly over agricultural issues.
