'ensure further progress' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when talking about taking steps to make progress on something. For example: "We must take further action to ensure further progress on this project."
After the break Swansea's creative players were unable to exert as much influence on proceedings as Palace's well-marshalled defence ensured further progress, the Eagles climbing to 14th in a congested mid-table.
We do need to see further progress on this issue".
"By ensuring tough enforcement of the current laws and continuing efforts on education, diversion activities and tackling the root causes of violence, I believe we can and will see further progress towards a safer Scotland".
Russell and his Berkeley colleagues also recently announced further progress toward ensuring safe AI, with a paper on ensuring an AI's off-switch is always accessible.
Explaining the measures on hate crime, the home secretary, Theresa May, said: "Hate crime has no place in Britain and I am determined to make further progress to ensure we can eradicate this deplorable act.
"Hate crime has no place in Britain and I am determined to make further progress to ensure we can eradicate this deplorable act," she said.
But former Labour minister Baroness Kinnock, the chairwoman of the all-parliamentary group on Burma, sounded a note of caution, saying there must be "clear measures in place to ensure that sanctions will be reimposed if there's no further progress".
Two important checkpoints (G1/S and G2/M) coordinate CDKs activity and control the order and timing of cell-cycle transitions ensuring that DNA replication and chromosome segregation are completed correctly before allowing further progress through the cycle.
Chief executive David Holmes said: "To make further progress we need to see a concerted whole system focus on increasing adopter recruitment, speeding up court processes, improving the adopter assessment process and ensuring adoption support.
