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The phrase "making progress with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when talking about a topic in which you are making advances or improvements, for example, "I'm making progress with learning Spanish."
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Making progress with code status documentation.
But we really are making progress with C.F.L.'s, too.
"We are making progress with that," he said.
Corbyn was making progress with the big apppointments.
Many children quit before making progress with an instrument, then regret it as adults.
But industry groups are slowly making progress with standardising valuation methodology.
"She felt I was making progress with my interior-design business.
Iran is also making progress with its heavy-water reactor at Arak.
Making progress with representatives of all 140-plus members of the WTO would be impossible.
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Mr. Bush has made progress with Moscow.
They have even made progress with my mom's problem.
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