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The phrase 'progress of a kind' is correct and usable in written English
It is usually used to express that while certain progress or development has been made in a given situation, it is not as much or as rapid as you might have hoped. Example: "Although there has been progress of a kind, the project is still behind schedule."
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Progress of a kind.
This is progress of a kind.
"That's progress of a kind," I said, and Ganesh agreed.
Still, in Sierra Leone a veiled threat is progress of a kind.
Nevertheless, too-big-to-fail would be progress of a kind for the Chinese financial system.
To that modest extent, there has been progress of a kind.
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But this will be progress of a familiar kind, raising as many questions as it answers.The idea of a banking union is to break the feedback loop between weak banks and weak governments.
Key Israeli and Palestinian officials were trying to create a detailed, permanent record of the talks' progress -- "a kind of formal or informal 'deposit,' as was done in negotiations with Syria and elsewhere, for the collective memory of the two societies," Mr. Moratinos said.
So that any progress of a generally applicable kind can be made, approximations are necessary.
Gray dismisses modern rationalism, with its faith in human progress, as a kind of Gnosticism made from "scraps of decayed Christianity," whose central myth is that knowledge will set us free.
Ever since, students have been seen as at the vanguard of progress and as a kind of national conscience.
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