"constructive progress" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as, "We are making constructive progress on the project."
A spokesperson for NHS England said: "We will not comment on this inaccurate speculation other than to say that constructive progress is being made".
After the most recent meeting of the 11, David Davis, the Brexit secretary, declared that he and his colleagues had made "constructive progress".
However, she laid down four new conditions, or red lines, for a border deal and in doing so sowed more confusion than constructive progress.
A constructive progress must be recognised in the development and approaches for forest management accounting.
"Senator Hatch's legislation is exactly the type of constructive progress we need to help our economy grow and compete globally".
"Despite consistent dialogue… we have yet to see any constructive progress on the regulations and can safely say we have exhausted all measures".
"The discussions this week have been constructive and progress has been made on a wide range of issues," the statement said.
Richard Black, the director of the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit, a non-profit thinktank, added: "There's no way to present a Trump presidency as constructive for progress on climate change.
On Sunday, Volkswagen canceled a meeting of the working group responsible for details of the merger, saying "the atmosphere was not constructive" for progress.
But White House officials and senior lawmakers cautioned against expecting a quick deal, although much of the incendiary speech that has characterized the fiscal fight had given way to words like "constructive" and "progress".
"We, the Androgynes of the world, have formed this responsible corporate body to demonstrate by our efforts that our physiological and psychological handicaps need be no deterrent in integrating 10percentt of the world's population towards to constructive social progress of mankind," he wrote.
