The phrase "ample progress and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing advancements or improvements in a particular context, often followed by additional information or outcomes.
Example: "The team has made ample progress and is now ready to present their findings to the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "significant progress and" or "considerable progress and".
During the last century, although plant breeders have made ample progress through conventional breeding in developing drought tolerant lines/cultivars of some selected crops, the approach is, in fact, highly time-consuming and labor- and cost-intensive.
It was clear from the meeting that ample progress is already being made in this area.
For investments in healthy foods to succeed, executives need to give them ample time and marketing support.Some want to see quicker progress and stronger regulation.
Those qualities that have made America the greatest force of progress and prosperity in human history we still possess in ample measure.
The progress and problems experienced by the two countries in the training of front-line tuberculosis workers provide ample lessons for improving health workers' training programs in tuberculosis endemic countries.
5. Track progress and performance.
There is ample evidence that SRs become outdated as research progresses, and thus need to be periodically updated [ 4, 5].
If Israel wants to celebrate the next sixty-four years, nay, even the next ten years, of independence, with ample praise and adulation for its progress, it must correct its errors, change its current course, and above all else, work tirelessly to achieve a peace agreement with the Palestinians.
The nature of the challenge with paying for care is well understood and has been explored in depth by repeated commissions and inquiries; there has been ample time for progress to be made – this growing crisis has not suddenly appeared overnight but has been steadily building for a generation or more.
Desserts are ample, fun and fine.
