'has been noticeable progress' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when you want to make a statement about improvement or advancement. For example, "We have been working hard on this project for the past few weeks and there has been noticeable progress."
While officialdom inside the Beltway seems frozen in fear of risking "anti-Semitism" charges by actually standing up for the human rights of Palestinian people, some progress at the grassroots has been noticeable.
"The change has been noticeable, audible and visible.
The trend has been noticeable for a couple of years.
But the changes have been noticeable.
"Everyone said it wasn't that noticeable, but I don't understand how it can not have been noticeable when no sound was coming out," she smiles.
There has also been noticeable progress in non-rigid registration algorithms that can compensate for perceived organ deformation for different imaging modalities or align images from different subjects [ 24].
Meanwhile, a large demonstration was held in Niamey in December 2013 by Nigeriens who were angry that there had not been noticeable progress with improving the country's standards of living under Issoufou; it was the first such display of discontent since he had taken office.
It's not always clear what targets have to be hit to achieve that goal – but other than shifting the needle more on TV ratings, perhaps the most tangible immediate target is noticeable progress in the Champions League.
When round-the-clock Pyrocool treatment at the trade center was stopped after a week, Chief Blaich said, there was noticeable progress.
Over the past year, Nikodinov had been making noticeable progress under the guidance of her coach, Yelena Tcherkasskaia, a former Bolshoi ballerina.
