The phrase "share progress" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to update others on the progress of a task or project. You can use it whenever you want to convey how much progress has been made on something. Example: "We will have a team meeting tomorrow to share progress on the new marketing campaign."
We created supporting graphics to share progress, matching funds challenges and ways to highlight the importance of the project.
Without a way to monitor and publicly share progress regularly, we will miss the opportunity to build on the momentum we have seen since the millennium declaration".
Whilst overall this is clearly very good news for Imagination (and could lead to a 15% 2014 earnings per share upgrade on our estimates), it has been well flagged and a combination of "travel and arrive" and marginal disappointment that it is not a global launch could limit immediate share progress.
"We will share progress and reviews of the rectification period with the public".
Share progress toward these goals (or your lack of progress) with your adviser, and communicate continually instead of waiting for a definitive success or failure.
The feature was home-brewed during something Trulia calls "innovation week," where employees come together to share progress and collaborate on ideas.
The added bonus of shared progress between PS3 and Vita versions makes this an essential purchase.
In a culture more oriented toward personal gain than shared progress -- the culture of "Temptation Island," not the summer of love -- letting down your guard is dangerous.
Many products made abroad have become cheaper, but globalization is forcing us to balance those measurable gains against a pernicious vulnerability that undermines the implicit social compact of shared progress in advanced civilizations.
Tony Piner, a 64-year-old semi-retired company director, says the majority do not have major problems, adding: "In general, the developer has shared progress plans with all the residents and explained delays".
www.gregwerkheiser.com/bio Greg Werkheiser pursues three strategies for shared progress.
