The phrase "journey of progress" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any context in which you want to refer to a hopeful, positive journey of improvement. For example, "The company embarked on a journey of progress that saw it double its profits in just two years."
It's been a long time since any U.S. politician "launched the country on a journey of progress so inspiring that realizing it would have to extend beyond his term in office".
No one has truly tried to elevate us, by taking us all, as a nation, on a daring new journey of progress.
You know you have to have an image of the desired future that you're driving toward, and then the new stuff that you create that's valuable, in a sense, propels you on a journey of progress toward that desired future.
"This daring journey of progress played out over years or decades," he said.
At the same time, the journey of progress should be guided by us, not lead by the technology itself.
Meanwhile, President Obama's closing argument for Clinton at a Michigan rally the day before the election was to "continue this journey of progress," effectively promising a third term of an Obama presidency that had spent the past two years prioritizing the implementation of a trade deal despised not only by working class Midwesterners, but the entire Democratic Party base.
Unless something unexpected happens, Wall and Cousins will not experience the sense of journey, of progressing from the uncertainty of a freshman year to the ownership of being a senior.
It has been an interesting 30-year journey of progressing from someone who was constantly pushing and trying to change her body to meet some unrealistic ideal, to someone who actually loves the skin she is in.
For this journey to progress, the rite of passage is what I refer to as the five oaths of the seeker.
"We are on a journey to progress," McLachlan said.
On the journey of life, no real progress can be made without making the time for reflection.
