"progress of the meeting" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the development or advancement of a meeting, including the topics discussed, decisions made, and actions taken. Example: The minutes of the board meeting provided an update on the progress of the meeting, including the approval of the budget and the discussion of upcoming initiatives.
"What you saw playing out before the cameras did not reflect the substance and the progress of the private meetings that followed," said Geoff Morrell, the Pentagon press secretary.
Ian says there was little sign of progress at the meeting between François Hollande and Angela Merkel, writing: They were seen walking together grim-faced into the summit room, with Hollande speaking to Merkel and the chancellor appearing to say 'no' three times.
Clinton administration officials, trying to build on the progress of the Korean summit meeting, said tonight that they would announce within a week the lifting of a broad set of economic sanctions that have been in place against North Korea since it invaded the South 50 years ago this month.
There are few signs of progress in the meetings between President Obama and Republican Congressional leaders about the need to raise the federal debt limit.
Whilst the inquests are ongoing, the reference group will monitor the progress of the investigations through regular meetings.
While one strand of the narrative tracks the dead couple's decomposition, another spools back through the day of their death, dramatizing first their murder, then their trip to the dunes and so on, while another follows the progress of their initial meeting, 30 years earlier, on these same dunes while doing fieldwork.
We will remain engaged and review the progress of the negotiations at our next meeting.
There was no outward hint of progress -- other than the length of the meeting and the agreement to continue the talks.
The Eagle View function is meant for executives and allows them to track the progress of different meetings simultaneously.
