"progress chart" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it when referring to a visual representation of the progress made on a specific task or project. For example, "The progress chart showed that the project had been completed ahead of schedule."
In the HSEP, each client is instructed on 10 simple, functional, and progressive exercises and 7 healthy eating tips, and given an illustrated booklet, a progress chart, and a short video.
Sure, they may post or circulate some sort of general progress chart.
The Gaptimer progress chart adds a more transparent picture of quantitative results in the time perspective for selected indicators.
They should also determine how they will measure the mentee's dental health progress over the course of the month (such as a daily checklist or progress chart).
The UN MDG progress chart in their yearly reports deals with qualitative judgments and is very useful for a quick assessment of this complex issue.
Meanwhile, coal is on the hook for nearly 8m bird deaths a year, according to Climate Progress chart, while high-end estimates put deaths by wind or solar power above 350,000 a year.
Drawing on his training as a lawyer and an accountant and his success in reviving Glen Cove, he is big on mission statements and progress charts.
At his elementary school, where his behavior was exemplary and his assignments completed and his progress charted at the medial apex of all relevant curves, the boy was, among his classmates, the sort of marginal social figure who was so marginal he was not even teased.
The program is supported by emails, videos and on-site progress charts.
DFakto has created an app that allows you to see your progress charts in a personal theatre style.
We drew monthly progress charts on what each department was doing and she would tear to pieces anyone who was not keeping up.
