The phrase 'make big progress' is correct and can be used in written English.
Example sentence: With hard work and dedication, she was able to make big progress on her project.
She hopes to make big progress towards stemming the flow of refugees in talks with Turkish leaders at a G20 summit in Antalya over the next two days.
Daring goals will help to fix that, but what would be more helpful would be for the people who set the goals to start employing the model used by the Strive Network and the Strive Partnership to make big progress on public education in Cincinnati.
"The brick-and-mortar outfits will make big progress closing the revenue gap with the e-commerce giants in the coming year".
He added "The Belgian league is competitive; it gives me a chance to get better and also make big progress in my career.
That's because it's a lot easier to make big progress on greenhouse gas emissions if you're dealing with only a few countries versus trying to carve out an agreement that every nation in the world has to sign.
Online sales for traditional retailers like Wal-Mart and J.C. Penney are still only a fraction of revenue grossed by giants like Amazon and eBay, but the brick-and-mortar outfits will make big progress closing that gap in 2003.
Fourth, Mr. Obama has made big progress toward restoring America's standing around the world.
"Démare hasn't made big progress in the last two years and Coquard lacks the horsepower in a flat sprint," says McEwen.
The Russian had declared: "I should say that the competition has been outstanding and our opponents have made big progress in the last half year.
David Willey is one to watch with the 22-year-old, son of the former England batsman Peter, making big progress last year How will they get on this season?
She says a little boy with cerebral palsy with walking problems has made big progress because of the peer pressure to participate in BTS.
