"review of the progress" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase in the context of a work or school report, or in a discussion about a project. For example: "We need to conduct a review of the progress we've made on our project before we can move forward."
The review of the progress made is again headed by Lord Bradley.
The NAO report, a review of the progress of the Syrian Vulnerable Persons Relocation Scheme (VPRS), highlights concerns of human rights charity Freedom from Torture that these vulnerable people are not able to access specialist help so that they can begin a journey of rehabilitation and rebuilding their shattered lives.
Five years on from the Madrid agreement, in 2007 a review of the progress being made to implement the action plan in Uganda, conducted by HelpAge, acknowledged that the government had developed a range of programmes "which have the potential to include older people", such as including older people in its poverty eradication policies.
This is consistent with the settlement that Microsoft reached in America, which also requires it to license some of its protocols.Following a review of the progress of the American settlement, on January 23rd Microsoft agreed to simplify and extend its licensing programme to encourage wider use.
A review of the progress achieved is given.
In this study, a review of the progress made in analytical modeling of 2D and 3D textile composites is presented.
Meanwhile, a review on the progress of bioreactor technologies for marine algae culture is also revisited.
Such goals can be achieved over the coming years with the opportunity for periodic reviews of the progress toward meeting them.
Reviews of the progress being made with the constructal law show that diverse phenomena can be considered manifestations of the tendency towards optimization captured by the constructal law.
In this review, we reviewed the progress of strain improvement in Z. mobilis to enhance its lignocellulosic hydrolysate inhibitor tolerance capability for economic lignocellulosic biochemical production.
According to the review, most of the progress has been in logistics and in the matériel needed to sustain a conflict.
