"planning progress" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the progress made in the planning process for a project, event, or goal. For example, "We are happy to report that our planning progress is on schedule."
We wish this can help to promote follow-up studies of inland container liner service network planning progress.
Several stages in distribution network planning progress are presented in Fig. 5 showing that a lot of research work has been done in the primary stage of ADS, some preliminary work has already been started in the secondary stage, however, it need to be strengthened deeply, in order to achieve an advance in collaborative planning.
Discharge disposition for all patients was recorded from the medical record, generally the discharge planning progress note closest to discharge.
Hence, this study aimed to develop an integrated assessment system that periodically evaluates and manages LCCO2 emissions of a single building according to project processes, consisting of the early planning, progress, and construction phases.
The first aspect is a multi-scale model for shield tunnels, which provides five different levels of detail (LoD) representing the different levels of abstraction required throughout the planning progress.
For properly addressing the uncertainties mentioned above in the TRANSCO planning progress, the scenario-based stochastic programming approach is employed here to handle the issued uncertain conditions.
And the estimated costs of security upgrades might be lowered as planning progresses, he said.
To achieve planned progress these nations need skilled administrators in large numbers, and above all they require educators and instructors.
UN-brokered talks are taking place in Geneva, and though more talks are planned, progress is slow.
Technical Performance Measurements are defined at the start of a program the planned progress of selected technical parameters.
"They need to know how you can actually assess the problem, how you can monitor and see if you're really making planned progress or not," said Mr. Ljungqvist.
