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Discover LudwigThe phrase "profound progress" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe significant or meaningful advancement in a particular situation. Example: The government's policies have led to profound progress in the economy, with unemployment rates reaching an all-time low and GDP growth exceeding expectations.
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SHRDLU was held up as a sign that the field of AI was making profound progress.
Seriously, though, this does feel like profound progress in a culture where the knee-jerk reaction to "I was raped" is scepticism instead of support.
This was a profound progress because a catalyst can catalyze efficiently a certain reaction generally.
Rather than working through the issues in an epic startup for the win, the board chose a path of fear, optimizing for a little money in hand at the expense of profound progress for the Universe.
Many hope an agreement on the TPP will provide a much-needed boost to a still prostrate global economy, but what is being widely hailed as profound progress in the evolution of trade integration globally is having the opposite effect in Latin America.
Plant biology has made profound progress since the primary dicotyledonous plant genetic model thale cress, Arabidopsis thaliana was adopted as a convenient laboratory study organism.
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Applications of bio-binder in enhancing asphalt's properties have gained profound progresses in past several years.
These interactions are so pervasive as to give the prospect of effecting profound economic progress in Africa for those who can develop sustained improvements in livestock production.
While T-cell defects are reversed in a minority of infected individuals who succeed in controlling the infection, the T-cell impairment becomes progressively more profound as infection progresses to chronicity.
At this time in history, the Western world held to a profound belief in progress, and evolution was seen as something that could be used to further human progress.
In the spring of 1927 two European capitals witnessed profound portents of progress.
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