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The phrase "progress with writing" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe the process of making advancements or improvements in one's writing skills or the act of working on a written piece. Example: "After weeks of dedicated practice, Sarah has seen significant progress with her writing. Her sentences are now more concise and her ideas flow more smoothly."
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It wasn't until she was 60 that Ms. Torres, who lives in the East Village, was able to read with ease; in the past year, she has also made progress with her writing.
In each grade every student's test progress is on posters and charts, along with writing samples.
Though this analysis provides an overall trend of progress in writing, this should be interpreted with caution, due to the small sample sizes.
Snowden has toyed with writing his memoirs but has not made much progress.
When you become tired with the ABC's, you can progress onto writing sentences.
As they make progress with their writing, so does he.
In this book White treats modernity and progress with skepticism and writes of the past with nostalgia.
Having made no progress with Sonsini, Perkins wrote to Baskins on July 16th asking for a copy of the draft of the minutes of the contentious board meeting.
But with beginners achieving 9.2 test points of progress on the WebCAPE, and more advanced students achieving a paltry 0.6 points of progress, Vesselinov wrote that, "with [a] larger sample, the result would have been significant".
But with beginners achieving 9.2 test points of progress on the WebCAPE, and more advanced students achieving a paltry 0.6 points of progress, Vesselinov wrote that, "with [a] larger sample, the result would have been significant".
Making great progress on my writing.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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