The sentence 'has been notable progress' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation in which a marked improvement has been made. For example: "In recent years, there has been notable progress in the field of renewable energy sources."
But given the hostility free expression has long faced in India, writers, directors and producers say that there has been notable progress.
Though there has been notable progress in opening up a hitherto insulated economy, movement towards more accountable government, never swift, has stalled.In this section Capping the well-heads of corruption Will Kony come out of the bush?
For decades campaigners have fought for the protection of nature for its own sake, and while there has been notable progress (seen for example in the rapid increase in protected areas worldwide, which will hopefully continue irrespective of purely economic evaluations), the overall trends have not been encouraging.
Recently, there has been notable progress in US methodologies.
There has been notable progress towards this goal for several HAB organisms, for example the development of toxin sensors for domoic acid and the forecasting and hindcasting of Alexandrium blooms.
Thanks to these efforts, there has been notable progress with tools that can be used to assess the association of all pairs of SNPs in a GWAS [ 14], as well as with statistical tests for interaction with increased sensitivity [ 10, 15, 16].
There had been notable progress in improving primary education, reducing the number of urban slum dwellers, and combatting HIV/AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis.
Even when you exclude China, whose market reforms have invigorated its economy over the last four decades, the progress around the world has been notable and substantial.
The progress since Mr. Bush signed the measure in the summer of 1990 has been notable.
