The phrase "as our progress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the advancement or development of a group or individual over time.
Example: "We will evaluate the project's success as our progress continues to unfold."
Alternatives: "as we advance" or "as we move forward".
And on the drive home, as our progress on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway slowed and then stopped, our Haitian taxi driver explained that because of the orange alert, new security checks had turned this stretch of highway into a permanent traffic jam, 24/7.
John F. Kennedy said, "Our progress as a nation will only be as swift as our progress in Education".
I created a workout for all of us to use, a sort of litmus test to prepare ourselves as well as gauge our progress during training.
The experience was far from liberating – on the contrary, it sometimes felt as though our progress was structured around toilet stops – but it revealed to me new lines on a face I had long known.
We also recognise that changes in technology as well as legislation may affect our progress.
The days cooked and rounds cracked as we gradually marked our progress; as the summer wore on, we pushed emergency shipments to a base breached by fighters in Afghan uniforms, who killed and burned until they were cut down.
We as a culture need to do this as part of our progress in coming together and healing".
However, as our studies progress, a possible purpose for repetitive breaching may be emerging.
He added: "We will carry on listening to local views and these will play an important role as our plans progress.
As our rehearsals progress into performances, I look forward to continue sharing this experience.
Our hardships are meant to strengthen us and make us capable of handling newer and more difficult challenges as our lives progress.
