This sentence is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this sentence to indicate that progress has been made, for example in the development of a project or initiative. For example: "With great dedication and hard work, the team has made considerable progress in developing the new app."
Considerable progress is being made in reducing the friction losses resulting from piston movement.
Iraqi national guard battalions had joined coalition forces in their operations, and as if all this good news were not enough, Petraeus went on to conclude: "Considerable progress is being made in the reconstruction and refurbishing of infrastructure for Iraq's security forces".
It is observed that despite considerable progress is being made in clinical management and controlling the disease, in Madrid Region its incidence continues to increase.
Although considerable progress is being made, in light of the limitations in the various methodologies reviewed here, we suggest that careful integration of annotations and predictions from a range of tools is a sensible strategy in practical variant-prioritization scenarios.
Considerable progress is being made in addressing these issues by the new NIHR and also, following the Cooksey Review, by the strategy for the whole health research system in England.
Meanwhile, independently in Britain considerable progress was being made towards a nuclear weapon (a project code-named "Tube Alloys") with the direct encouragement of the prime minister Winston Churchill (who as Graham Farmelo tells us in a recent book, was surprisingly up-to-date himself in nuclear physics).
Mobile app beta testing service TestFlight is seeing steady growth, with considerable progress being made during the last 90 days in terms of new apps uploaded to its platform.
Progress across the country happened "at variable pace" but it is recognised that considerable progress was made [ 23].
Although considerable progress was made toward decommissioning, there continued to be significant opposition to the peace process by some segments of the unionist community.
In 2003, considerable progress was made in evaluating the impact of household-based filtration.
Olli Rehn adds that there is still "considerable progress" to be made before Greece's aid tranche can be disbursed.
