The part of the sentence "how to measure progress" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a method for tracking progress or improvement in something. For example, "We need to figure out how to measure progress on this project before we move forward."
At the moment just one phrase of one "target" of one "goal" mentions mental health at all, with no specific indicators given about how to measure progress.
Getting consensus on what sustainable development means, how to measure progress towards it, and how global north and south can work together to achieve it, will clear the path for Paris.
We have been telling Iraqi Shiites how they should deal with Iraqi Kurds and Sunnis, how an independent Iraq should relate to the Arab world, how Iraqis should reconcile sectarian differences, when to negotiate, when to fight and how to measure progress.
The report says that it is difficult to know how to measure progress because of the large number of technologies or services labeled ''telemedicine," the rapid changes these technologies undergo, and the lack of standards or computerized patient records.
The 3-hour session has three primary objectives for each LCT: (1) selection of 1 3 goal(s) that can promote movement of youth through the Cascade, (2) identification of steps needed to accomplish each selected goal, and (3) determination of how to measure progress toward each selected goal by creating a written action plan.
How, then, is it possible to measure progress that may seem like a few drops in the proverbial bucket?
For its part, INTREC will begin by contributing to the training of a critical mass of African researchers who understand how to adopt health indicators to measure progress and achievements in sustainable development.
Since General Musharraf announced his crackdown on home-grown terrorism, India has sought to measure progress by how many militants are infiltrating the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir from Pakistani territory.
Nor does it suggest how to measure the progress towards legal empowerment.
Brian Wieser, an analyst with Pivotal Research Group, said Facebook was such a new kind of company that it was difficult to know how to measure its progress.
