"deliberate progress" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It means progress that is done with careful thought and intention. Example: The team's deliberate progress towards their goal was evident in the detailed plans they had made and the strategic decisions they implemented.
But they say they are making "deliberate progress" and have seized the initiative from the insurgents.
Mr. Hunter says his station wagon draws a crowd at every stop, which is one reason for their deliberate progress across the Western United States.
The hair-splitting answers to those questions will be the basis on which the law could be challenged in court, and it is that prospect that accounts for much of the agency's deliberate progress in fashioning the rules.
It may also help you to come to terms with your strengths and areas of development so you can make positive, deliberate progress.
But what was curious to me was that, contrary to working on it -- like I had done with all my past businesses and ventures -- I wasn't making any deliberate progress or movements toward making it a reality.
With regard to the social and economic environment of the company, the corporate strategy-making process is characterised by the keywords deliberate, Foresight, progress, renewal and reform.
And these far-right groups that feign religious and moral outrage are being very deliberate in their progress.
The result, writes Harvard Law School professor Charles Ogletree in his book All Deliberate Speed, was progress in principle and stasis in practice.
The Fitts and Posner model of motor learning hypothesized that with deliberate practice, learners progress through stages to an autonomous phase of motor ability.
We specifically deliberate on the progress made in altering levels of heat shock proteins (Hsp100, Hsp70/Hsp40 and sHsps), heat shock factors and specific metabolic proteins in improving plant tolerance to heat stress by transgenic approach.
Rather, it is a deliberate "work-in-progress".
