The phrase "interest in progressing" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to express that you are eager and enthusiastic about advancing forward in something. For example, "Despite the challenges, I still have a strong interest in progressing with my studies."
The foundation awards the Templeton Prize, one of the world's richest, and sponsors conferences and studies reflecting the founder's passionate interest in "progress in religion" and "research or discoveries" on the nebulous borders of science and religion.
One of the legacies of our interest in progress is that we concentrate overwhelmingly on the appearance and spread of new functional traits when providing students with examples of evolution.
In order to obtain a with complete data on all the main variables and covariates, we imputed values for covariates where data were missing using multiple imputation (mother's education n=145, father's education n=151, parental interest in progress of study member at school n=171, cognitive ability at age 8 n=144, occupational class n=4 and BMI n=216, physical activity n=232 and smoking n=40).
The activity of CXCR4-directed agents has already been shown in animal tumor models [ 30] and might be of particular interest in rapidly progressing tumors.
He also defended the size of the aid programme, saying: "I would struggle to find an example of a country that is more in our national interest to progress and succeed than Pakistan.
The Arabs take little interest in economic progress — Libya's or their own.
He prefers to talk about the league's "moral and political interest in social progress".
Several espionage agencies were reported to have shown interest in the progress of South Africa's Pebble Bed Modular Reactor.
England Women have not beaten Germany in 20 attempts but as next year's World Cup approaches there is no shortage of interest in their progress.
Freed, an entrepreneurial type, rechristened them the Moonglows, released their first single on his own Champagne label, and retained an interest in their progress.
For Mr. Hu to hand the reins of the military to Mr. Xi "accords with Hu's and other leaders' interest in institutional progress," the former official said.
