"making progress towards" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone or something's progress toward a goal or desired result. For example: "The team has been making progress towards their goal of achieving a higher sales record this year."
While making progress towards changing the model of care for TB toward a decentralized ambulatory approach since February 2011, MSF and the MoH of Krakalpakstan have noted that the existing health system financing fails to incentivize the use of ambulatory-based TB care.
He has recently learned to swim and is making progress towards adding numbers.
The administrators FRP Advisory said the company was making "progress towards a longer-term viable solution".
The economic recovery is strong enough that the time has come to be making progress towards that medium term goal.
Crucially, more than nine out of 10 respondents thought they were making progress towards the continual reduction of harm.
Jamie Joseph is now making progress towards 2019, however, and he has unquestionable talent on his hands.
The more immediate problem, though, is that the government is making progress towards its target only at significant economic cost.
The chances of making progress towards a settlement remain better than at any time in the past 30 years.
Speculation, not least by the BBC's business editor Robert Peston, suggests that Alexander Lebedev, the Russian oligarch, is making progress towards buying the Independent and Independent on Sunday.
David Brown, chief executive of Go-Ahead, said the group was meanwhile making progress towards its target of £100m in annual profits from its combined bus divisions.
"This includes making progress towards new air links between the Falkland Islands and third countries in the region and the removal of restrictive hydrocarbons measures".
