The phrase 'apprised of our progress' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to indicate that someone is aware of the progress of something, or when you want to inform someone of the progress that has been made. Example sentence: "We sent an email update to our investors to keep them apprised of our progress."
Please keep me apprised of your progress.
Please keep us apprised of your progress.
While I am sure those White organizations exist, I am asking that you actively work with them and keep us, people of color, apprised of your progress in putting an end to White supremacy.
Building a political consensus behind difficult measures would be easier if the public were more accurately apprised of our fiscal condition.
"We have been keeping UMG closely apprised of our industry-leading efforts to protect creators' rights, and it's unfortunate they decided to file this unnecessary and meritless litigation," the statement said.
The company informed the agency that it planned to retrieve the products from stores and kept the agency apprised of its progress, she said.
"Those words, 'the feel of not to feel it,' suddenly meant something to me in ways that they never had before," he wrote later on a blog his stepdaughter, Sara, started to keep people apprised of his progress.
In the ensuing weeks, the lawsuit alleges, the union lawyer kept the parents apprised of his progress, at least once asserting that the league was dragging its feet and that he was having trouble obtaining records from doctors associated with the substance-abuse program.
Furthermore, "[g]raduate students are strongly encouraged to keep their advisor apprised of academic progress and seek their advisor's input on the same subject on a regular basis".
The dealer will begin the order process, which will be followed up by contact from a dedicated Volt advisor who will be available to answer any questions and keep the customer apprised of the progress of their order.
