"case progress" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the development of a legal case and is often found in legal documents or reports. For example: "The prosecution team has reported that the case progress is going according to plan."
In the Politkovskaya case, progress has been slow and hopes have been raised before only to be dashed.
After four decades of strife, many Angolans prefer stability to freedom.In any case, progress is being made.
In any case progress will come, as it already has, from states, local jurisdictions, and the private sector because reducing emissions makes economic sense.
In any case, progress in long-range land-based four-engine airliners represented advanced engineering that would have soon displaced flying boats.
That is a big if, but the efficiency of blue and UVLEDs should improve dramatically as better ways are found to build them.Just in case progress should be slower, governments are sticking their noses in.
Morgan Thorson's "Worst Case (progress)" was a raggedy, vivid mess of a trio (for Ms. Thorson, Karen Sherman and Anna Shogren) that had some of the distinctive grittiness of Ms. Bernard's work, with eerie lighting by Julie Ana Dobo that was a particular pleasure.
They want to be kept informed and supported as their case progresses – and rightly so.
"I admire him as an artist, but as this case progresses, his arguments keep changing.
But the case progressed, and an arbitration panel was convened in January 2006.
The money will be set aside in an interest-bearing trust account while the case progresses.
But, as the case progressed in the United States courts, its significance has grown.
