"move progress" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to indicate that something is progressing or changing, for example: "We have seen a significant move progress in our negotiations."
May those walls continue to shake, split and crumble as we move — progress — into the future.
Once search and rescue operations are over and rubble begins to move, progress can be difficult to see making it a much more difficult story to tell -- but it's one we must tell.
This applies tenfold for brands and companies (who as I said are more than welcome to use their substantive weight to help move progress forward) but who in staking a claim in the fight for marriage equality also seek the reward of brand exposure, social cred and lest we forget, better bottom lines.
"As someone directly impacted by the issues that often diminish the quality of life, I have an acute understanding of which policies must be put into play in order to move progress forward for the constituents of the 54th district and beyond.
However, in the 2013 MOVE! progress report, the majority (55 %) of VA sites surveyed reported that MOVE! programs were separate from PACT [ 10].
Urban settlements showed 4 m yr−1 moving progress toward forest patches.
It's not that it's about winning, but it is about Moving, Progressing, Creating great works of art and Realizing.
Policy makers also hope the move encourages progress on other trade issues, like India's product-quality standards, which Pakistan says inhibit its exports.
Susan Osborne, the chair of the Safe Staffing Alliance, which includes the Royal College of Nursing (RCN), the health union Unison and the Patients Association, welcomed Nice's move as progress towards ideal staffing levels.
"When I joined Portsmouth I felt it was the right time for me to move and progress my career and unfortunately it just never got going.
City boss Roberto Mancini is an admirer of the 23-year-old but City will not move to progress any deal until Tevez's next move has been decided to avoid a stockpile of strikers at Eastlands.
