"inspect the progress" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to closely examine or assess the advancement or development of something. Here are two examples of how you could use it: 1. The project manager asked the team to inspect the progress of the construction site to ensure that it was on track to meet the deadline. 2. The teacher regularly inspects the progress of her students' learning by conducting assessments and providing individual feedback to help them improve.
On June 2, 2013, Rubenstein joined the Secretary of the Interior and the head of the National Park Service to inspect the progress, atop the scaffolding.
It is not just the fast-burning youths, Keats or Marlowe, whose extinction we regret, but those who were set to darken slowly into Old Masters; Sebald was as ready as Rembrandt to inspect the progress of our flesh.
Talk story about a drive to inspect the progress of construction of a Girl Scout camp up in the mountains near the Hawk's Nest, a deep gorge in the Delaware River, upriver from the Water Gap.
Another time, he was building model housing for the staff, and we spent long hours with plans and builders and visited the site to inspect the progress of the work.
The New Yorker, August 25 , 1975P. 25 Talk story about a drive to inspect the progress of construction of a Girl Scout camp up in the mountains near the Hawk's Nest, a deep gorge in the Delaware River, upriver from the Water Gap.
On a morning in late May, wearing hard hats and high-vis jackets, Rachel Whiteread and I climb up flights of aluminium ladders through three levels of scaffolding to inspect the progress of her latest work: a frieze on the facade of the Whitechapel Art Gallery in east London.
As Mr. Ligon inspected the progress, he explained that the front of the letters will be painted black, for a shadow play between light and dark.
Mr. Dean travels the country without an entourage, often stopping in state capitals like here in Minnesota, inspecting the progress of projects like a door-knocking program that encourages people to stop by 25 houses three times before Election Day.
The elder Walter died on 27 March 1085, falling off some scaffolding at Saint Guthlac's Priory when he was inspecting the progress of the building at that monastery.
On 28 November 1936, a group of University officials, led by the Principal, Sir Edwin Deller, went out to inspect the work in progress.
