"manuscript in progress" is correct and usable in written English.
It is most commonly used in terms of someone writing a book or article and meaning that the work is not yet complete. For example, "The author is still working hard on their manuscript in progress".
The array design, normalisation and data analysis methods presented here have produced a mass of biologically relevant results (manuscript in progress).
All authors were involved in critically revising the manuscript in progress, read and approved the final manuscript.
Both authors were involved in revising the manuscript in progress, and critically reading and approving the final manuscript.
The Work Limitations Questionnaire [ 41] has been used to study loss of occupational productivity in other musculoskeletal disorders [ 41, 54] and we have recently validated it for use in rotator cuff disorders (JCM manuscript in progress).
We conducted a prospective longitudinal cohort study (manuscript in progress) on the assessment of renal growth and function during the dynamic phase of body growth and glomerular functional maturation in infancy based on neonatal birthweight and gestational age.
It should be noted that fish with deviant vertebral morphology, mainly those with fusion type changes, were heavily sampled on basis of live X-ray at 2 g and 15 g (Ytteborg, manuscript in progress).
"The Flower" is drawn from a longer manuscript-in-progress.
Over his shoulder, I read the title of his manuscript-in-progress, The Baby Doll Murders, as he told me his elaborate plans of starting a harem with women of all backgrounds and specific zodiac signs.
When I work, I keep manuscripts-in-progress, along with every other piece of crap, in stacks, piles, and cloth bags.
Utilizing the CGEMS prostate follow-up #2 iSelect (manuscripts in progress), we examined the 27 SNPs that overlapped the sequence data in 41 PLCO samples.
While most writer's workshops are based around sharing and critiquing manuscripts in progress, a few may use instructional texts.
