"fast track progress" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to accelerate or speed up progress towards a goal or outcome. Example: Our company implemented a new system to fast track progress on our project and we were able to complete it two months ahead of schedule.
Here, he thinks, lies the biggest pitfall in trying to fast-track progress: you need to start from scratch.
All In will aim to reach adolescents with HIV services designed for their specific needs and realities and to fast-track progress among an age group critical to advancing global efforts to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030.
The theme of the report – food insecurity – is extremely important because of the insights it provides us on "how this phenomenon impacts other MDGs, particularly health-related goals, and how concerted efforts to improve agriculture, food distribution and nutrition would fast-track progress towards other MDGs".
Taking steps to carry out these measures, on the other hand, will put our country on a fast track to progress, will unite Iranians of all walks of life and disarm the neoconservatives in their aggressive propaganda against Iran.
Every fortnight, team review/coaching sessions were done by TQMI and BSE to fast track the progress and course correct the actions.
When a child is struggling in a conventional public school and switches to a charter school, is she then on the fast track to progress?
Cutting the funding for war will allocate money to rebuild urban infrastructure and fast track environmental progress.
Availability of high quality rice genome sequence fast tracked the progress made in functional genomics of salinity tolerance in rice.
Research shows that employees who take advantage of "flex" policies are typically removed from the fast track, derailing their career progress.
