"career progress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the advancement of someone's career, for example, "Joan has shown a lot of career progress since she started her new job."
He seems to see it as career progress.
Martin regards his career progress as entirely natural.
The three broad categories measured are career progress, school diversity and idea generation.
How did your career progress once you got back to the UK?
Now to sit back and enjoy a truly great Wales career progress.
And this may hinder the career progress of women who are excellent teachers.
A workforce strategy is also intended to improve the skills and career progress of NHS staff.
It's important to address such issues since they may in fact hinder your career progress.
Shortly thereafter, the pace of her career progress began to stall.
Adam must demand the job if he wants to make career progress in that company.
55% Alumni survey on career progress and satisfaction with the program.
