The phrase "the progress of civilization" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to the advancements made over time by a particular civilization or cultures. For example, "The progress of civilization throughout the 20th century has allowed us to unlock technologies that were once unimaginable."
The stakes were high, it proposed, nothing less than "the progress of civilization".
"This is a step backward from the progress of civilization in my country," Vitus Media, a spokesman for the Russian LGBT Network, said in a telephone interview.
By and large, monastic institutions may have aided the progress of civilization, even though they often have been blamed for obstructing and retarding it.
Equality is the value with which the framers began our founding document and what the progress of civilization has been primarily about.
What is it Good For? Conflict and the Progress of Civilization from Primates to Robots, seems to be making all sorts of unpleasant hoopla.
Amid the heat and acrimony, few have taken the time to recognize what this might signify for the progress of civilization in a world otherwise dominated by 140-character discussions of "Mob Wives".
Throughout the book, Wollstonecraft ties her own psychic journey and maturation to the progress of civilizations.
"Thus Chinese writers can contribute more to the prosperity and development of Chinese culture, as well as the progress of human civilization," Mr. Li wrote, according to the official Xinhua news agency.
The fact that epilepsy has appeared in the lives of influential historical people means that the disease has played some role in affecting the progress of human civilization.
It begins as a gruesome Nazi parody of a Weimar cabaret, and it seeks to depict nothing less than the end of the progress of Western civilization, allegorically represented in the end of one man's life.
Energy generation is currently a serious concern in the progress of human civilization.
