The phrase 'made a significant progress' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "We have made a significant progress on the project since we started six months ago."
Production of high-quality syngas from biomass gasification in a dual fluidised bed gasifier (DFBG) has made a significant progress in R&D and Technology demonstration.
Above all, the Yes side have made a significant progress on what has always been the key issue for voters – whether or not an independent Scotland would be a more prosperous country.
These research solutions have made a significant progress in the product personalization.
Mathematical epidemiology has made a significant progress in better understanding of the disease transmissions.
The improved understanding of tissue resident adult stem cells has made a significant progress in recent years as well as strategies to steer their fate toward tendon lineage, with the help of growth factors, have been identified.
Renault are optimistic of having made a significant progress on power output and fuel efficiency, which are inextricably linked with this generation of turbo hybrid engines that operate under limits of both total fuel load and maximum fuel flow rate.
Besides, given other competitive features, including being light weight, easy fabrication, cost-effectiveness, the justified concept in this work not only launches a new approach with extensive potential in the field of gas sensing, but also make a significant progress toward the practical application of a novel mutual independent TENG-based self-powered gas sensing system [102].
The induced voltage across the sensor holds a proportional relationship with the breathed-out alcohol concentration regardless of the blow speed and quality airflow so that this blow-driven TENG-based self-powered gas sensor makes a significant progress toward the practical application.
"But we have made a significant amount of progress in the last 10 hours".
We've made a significant amount of progress, but we have a long way to go before we achieve ignition.
The Award is named after Hans-Juergen Schmidt, whose views and efforts have made a significant impact on the progress of Structural Health Monitoring technologies in industry.
