The phrase 'the tremendous progress' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the great progress that has been made in a particular area or to refer to the progress someone or something has made in a certain time frame. For example: "The company has made tremendous progress over the last five years."
"Today's results demonstrate the tremendous progress we're making in all of our businesses around the world".
You did not mention the tremendous progress made in ensuring that these farms are environmentally sound.
"The tremendous progress Bridgeport has made over the past three years is a testament to that," he said.
Following are excerpts: A. I'm pretty confident there'll be an adequate supply because of the tremendous progress we've made in accelerating our supply chain.
Their dedication and hard work are largely responsible for the tremendous progress in the war against polio, with only 218 cases reported worldwide so far in 2012, a record low, down from 350,000 cases a year in the 1980s.
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said in a statement released Tuesday, "Today's announcement builds on the tremendous progress we have made at the World Trade Center site over the past couple of years and marks the continued rebirth of Lower Manhattan".
In this past Sunday's issue, Nate Silver wrote about the tremendous progress meteorologists have made in weather forecasting — and why, even so, the science behind it remains so indeterminate.
"Having visited India I have seen firsthand the tremendous progress being made," the British development secretary, Justine Greening, said Nov. 9, while announcing the end of more than 50 years of aid to India.
As we approach the 2015 deadline for the millennium development goals and pull out all the stops toward their achievement, it is right to note the tremendous progress the world has made in improving nutrition.
The tremendous progress in both theoretical and observational work has led many to say that the turn of the 21st century happened during the "golden age" of extragalactic astronomy.
Rejecting this landmark agreement would be a flagrant rejection of the tremendous progress our diplomats and our allies have made to rein in Iran's nuclear program, and the leadership our country has shown on the international stage.
