The phrase "as on track" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is progressing as planned or expected.
Example: "The project is currently on schedule, and we are pleased to report that everything is as on track for completion by the deadline."
Alternatives: "on schedule" or "in line with expectations".
He described the war effort as "on track".
It is planning to send an unmanned probe to Mars by 2021, a project that was described as "on track" just last month.
Mr. Panetta met with President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan earlier on Thursday to talk about the transfer of responsibility for security in the country from NATO forces to Afghan forces by the end of 2014, which he characterized as "on track" despite the string of setbacks this year.
But conservation groups took aim at one action in particular: restricting land clearing to curtail runoff in Queensland, which is listed as "on track or underway".
The Solar Energy Industries Association recently reported that the U.S. solar market remains what they refer to as "on track" for a record-breaking year, with 1361 MW installed during the third quarter of 2015 and 4.1 GW installed during the first three quarters of 2015.
For the purposes here, countries and territories were classified as "on track", having made "insufficient progress" or "no progress" with regards to the 90% GIVS coverage goal in a hierarchical manner as follows.
Similarly, we categorize respondents as "on-track" one year later (at Wave 4) if they have either a) advanced one-year in their studies, b) completed the standard terminal degree (passed the secondary-school exam, called the MSCE), or c) enrolled in tertiary school.
The new calculations are being applied retrospectively to adjust previous figures, so we're just as on-track, or otherwise, to halving the number of people living in poverty as we were before.
But as on-track betting has fallen and the races are now being screened in all sorts of places that allow betting but do not stage any races (such as greyhound tracks, casinos and now ADWs), 3% seems a paltry reward for the effort of hosting a race.
This Freshman OnTrack indicator identifies students as on-track if they earn at least five full-year course credits and no more than one semester F in a core course in their first year of high school.
Grades are as predictive as on-track indicators; almost all students with a "B" average or better at the end of their freshman year graduate, compared to only a quarter of those with a "D" average.
