The phrase "course of reforms" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a series of planned actions or changes that are intended to improve a system or situation. It can be used in various contexts, such as in politics, economics, or education. Example: The government has announced a comprehensive course of reforms to address the issues of corruption and inequality in the country.
Before the election, Germany made very clear its expectations that whoever takes over in Rome must continue to implement the course of reforms begun under Mr. Monti.
But he warned that the current discussion of writing down Greek debt would sap Athens's drive to continue with the painful course of reforms that Germany has required in exchange for more financial assistance.
Speaking in favor of the debt package, Mr. Schäuble praised the restructuring efforts of Prime Minister Antonis Samaras's government and warned that the current discussion of writing down Greek debt would sap Athens' drive to continue with the painful course of reforms required by Germany and the other international lenders.
He was determined to pursue the course of reform.
"Mr. Monti's course of reform must be continued".
In his resignation letter, Stanley Gold accuses Mr Eisner of perverting the course of reform to polish off his boardroom enemies.
But the course of reform was stalled by the oil crisis of 1973, brought on by events in the Middle East.
But they also stressed that the course of reform started under the current prime minister, Mario Monti, must be continued, for the good of the 17-nation euro zone.
"WE ARE determined to stay the course of reform," declared Gamal Mubarak, the well-groomed son of Egypt's president, who also heads the ruling party's politburo.
In accordance with his notion of "making haste slowly," he managed to control the course of reform in Wittenberg, where his influence continued to be strong.
A focused campaign to shape the course of reform would align our values and interests with the aspirations of the protesters.
