'progress in facilitating' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about making something easier or more successful. For example: "The new technology has made significant progress in facilitating communication between people."
He is interested in facilitating progress in marine ecology and conservation by developing, applying, and helping others apply advanced software tools, statistical methods, and modeling approaches.
Just as partnerships have played a significant role in facilitating progress on HIV/AIDS, new and reinvigorated avenues of cooperation are necessary to stem the burden of both infectious and non-infectious diseases.
Drawing a similar distinction between the political wing of the Republican nationalist movement - Sinn Fein - and the military IRA played a significant role in facilitating progress during key moments of the Irish process (and at times the same line has been pursued with the Basque separatist movement Herri Batasuna which competed in elections, and the ETA militant group).
Availability of molecular markers has proven to be an efficient tool in facilitating progress in plant breeding, which is particularly important in the case of less researched crops such as cotton.
We therefore speculate that SSB may have a greater role in lagging strand replication involving larger regions of single-stranded DNA where resolution of secondary structure may be important in facilitating progress of the replication machinery.
A calibrated European initiative to ease or delay its own sanctions may be key in facilitating real progress, or simply guaranteeing more talks.
Although transcription factors such as NF-κB and STAT3, are key molecules implicated in cancer-related inflammation [ 21- 23, 33- 36], the current study provides several novel findings demonstrating the importance of monocytes STAT3 activation in facilitating HCC progress in human patients and in an animal model.
Interestingly, the alternate source of economic support examined here (from romantic partners) is weakly related to only one of the four outcomes examined, suggesting that economic support from siblings is functionally distinctive in facilitating both educational progress and outcomes.
The authors (neither of whom is a statistician) feel that faulty RCCT goals, endpoints, patient selection, and interpretation by clinicians, regulators and statisticians have played a role in slowing progress by facilitating and encouraging the pursuit of small advances, by prompting rejection of therapies that benefit subpopulations and by diverting resources away from other strategies [ 10].
Genetic mapping studies in progress, facilitated by next-generation sequencing techniques, will provide insights into this question, as well as into the molecular causes of sexual trait decay.
