The sentence "Much progress has been achieved" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to show that there have been significant accomplishments in a certain area. For example, "Much progress has been achieved in the area of renewable energy over the last decade."
"While much progress has been achieved, there's still a long way to go," the statement said.
Rightly noting that much progress has been achieved, he concludes that none of it was "solely or primarily the result of a shift in white attitudes".
Much progress has been achieved using modern iterative solution techniques.
Much progress has been achieved in text document generation.
With respect to GHG accounting much progress has been achieved so far.
Recently, much progress has been achieved in the study of NNs with time delays [1 3].
While much progresses have been achieved in transcriptomic analysis under shear flow, a few works are also done in proteomic profiling of cells under shear stress.
Although much progresses have been achieved in researches on its genetic diversity, population structure, and evolution [ 5- 8], there is only very limited knowledge about genes involved in the initial infection and biotrophic growth stages of the wheat stripe rust fungus.
Much recent progress has been achieved for stabilization of linear and nonlinear systems with input delays that are long and dependent on either time or the plant state provided the dependence is known.
Much of this progress has been achieved with a particular emphasis on tokomaks (Fig. 2).
Much of this progress has been achieved in the context of work within high-profile multi-institutional projects that have established standards, and through ownership of the policy by faculty members, scientific managers and others, especially those closely involved in the review.
