The phrase "experienced progress" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or moment in which someone has achieved some kind of success, growth, or improvement. For example: After months of hard work, the team of designers finally experienced progress in their creative project.
As a result, through its industry, Korea had experienced progress in technological innovation.
Of the 27 patients managed by conservative means, 11 (41%) showed signs of improvement, whereas of the 43 patients treated by sympathetic nerve blocks, 28 (65%) experienced progress.
He experienced progress and setbacks.
Research in redox biology has experienced progress to new levels by emerging methods, which identify redox states and allow monitoring in time and space.
The experienced progress is based on the convergence of different processes: information becomes a myth, costs and responsibilities become external.
Based on the experienced progress, it summarizes the advantages and disadvantages of the world's maglev technologies in the possible development of China, and presents their technological and economic feasibility of different types of maglev systems and their current technical maturity from the viewpoint of engineering construction.
And, in business and life, when we open up and make genuine connections and have some honest conversations, we experience progress and sow the seed of future transformation.
The company experienced early progress in sales of its new iMac machines, but Mr. Anderson said that Apple had none of the usual upturn that it had come to expect as a result of school graduations and Father's Day.
He has experienced unlikely progress in this competition before, not least when Liverpool left it so late in their final group game eight years ago to secure victory by two goals against Olympiakos and a place in the knockout phase.
Economic growth was generally robust; inflation generally low; international trade and especially financial flows expanded; and the emerging and developing world experienced widespread progress and a notable absence of crises.
In anticipation of Mr. Romney's attack, an Obama supporter, Senator Kay Hagan of North Carolina, told reporters Tuesday that the economy has experienced incredible progress under President Obama's policies," pointing to 25 months of growth in private sector employment.
