The phrase "at further progress" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey the idea of making additional advancements or improvements, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "We will evaluate the project at further progress to determine the next steps."
Alternatives: "upon further advancement" or "with additional progress".
For the hundred and forty-nine men still at Guantánamo, further progress is, as with desegregation, more likely to depend on the political branches.
Hydration and carbonation occur not only in ocean floor metamorphism, but they are also expected to further progress at depth at the trench rise system in response to bending-related fracturing and faulting of the subducting lithosphere (Faccenda 2014).
Eamonn Flanagan at Shore Capital said: RSA's first quarter statement was mixed in our view, with further progress at the strategic level, especially with disposals (Singapore & Hong Kong disposals completed in the quarter).
They will be thrilled at the prospect of further progress.
Further progress at the WTO may depend in part on whether such firms will accept the loss of such subsidies.
Raised on the red dirt courts of Moscow's Spartak club, the Russian will need all the home comforts she can get if she is to make further progress at the All England Club.
The party's home affairs spokesman Mark Oaten, who is often spoken of as a possible future leader, went out of his way to praise Mr Kennedy's judgment on Iraq, insisting that the opportunity for further progress at the next election was there to be seized.
BMW is pursuing goals to reduce the environmental footprint of its plant in Spartanburg, S.C. Sean Noonan, chief financial officer at the BMW Manufacturing Company and head of sustainability program planning, said in an interview Thursday that much of the heavy lifting had already been done and that further progress at the plant would be measured in smaller steps.
Activist groups including Greenpeace and Oxfam were quick to condemn both Washington and Brussels for intransigence over agricultural subsidies, saying that rich-world self interest is leaving the poor to suffer.Without further progress at the WTO, those keen on liberalising trade will focus on regional and bilateral agreements.
Mr Hague said he was confident of further progress at the next round of meetings, starting on 20 November, and there had been "a substantial step towards a comprehensive settlement".
