The phrase "an assessment of progress" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the evaluation or analysis of advancements or developments in a particular area, such as education, projects, or personal growth.
Example: "The report includes an assessment of progress made over the last quarter, highlighting key achievements and areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "an evaluation of progress" or "a review of progress".
Panetta is on his fourth trip to Afghanistan since taking up his current role, to get an assessment of progress in the war from the top US and Nato commander, General John Allen, and to discuss plans for the withdrawal of US troops.
Mr. Panetta's decision to lift the probation on the Marine Corps version reflected an assessment of progress — but also the importance to the Marine Corps of coming up with a replacement for its Harrier jump-jet, which has proved its value in countering insurgencies and terrorists in rugged, remote areas.
By March 30, 2010 and on regular intervals thereafter, the interagency will draft an assessment of progress in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
The evaluation element inferred an assessment of progress or lack of progress (identifying gaps) in terms of applying the conditions.
Mr. Strong also pledged to support the girls' petition and said he would welcome an assessment of progress on these issues in one year.
The paper has set out an assessment of progress up to mid-2007 withethe implementation of the new pay system within a national health system.
Together they improved the tutor, which they renamed ASSISTments (it assists students while generating an assessment of their progress).
The paper concludes with an assessment of overall progress towards goals and objectives across the Bank's Education network.
Therefore, an assessment of the progress of periodontal disease and atherosclerosis has been necessary.
During each meeting with their mentor students are asked to provide an assessment of their progress.
At the heart of the discussion, moderated by CNN correspondent Jim Clancy, was an assessment of the progress made by individual countries and the unique perspectives they brought to achieving the MDGs with equity.
