"these progress" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the progress or advancements made in a particular area or field. Example: "As we continue to study this new technology, we are constantly amazed by these progress in its capabilities."
These progress along the molecule, reading the sequences of nucleotides that are linked together to make DNA chains.
"These Progress Centres could be financed either by schools buying a course for a disruptive pupil; or, in the case of permanent exclusions, the Centre being paid the funds that would otherwise have gone to the school.
These progress from striking a crucifixion pose atop the DJ deck to hurling cake into the willing faces of the front row to bouncing across the crowd's heads in a rubber dinghy.
"Retailers don't take any fruits with minor blemishes or soft spots at these progress into full-blown issues in the depot networks and in the ambient temperature of stores, where they metamorphose into pumpkin soup," Jon Barfoot, commercial director of fruit and vegetable supplier Barfoot, told The Grocer.
These progress reports include the dates marking achievement of key milestones in each protocol.
These progress and development are attributed to digital electronic technology and digital memory evolution.
One or two local councillors really resent his views and I have no doubt that it was one of these Progress-supporting individuals who has flagged his name.
However, he remarks, "All these progresses and discoveries are concerned to the human body.
All these progresses lay a bottom-up approach for future electrocatalysts.
These progresses and improvements will lower the barrier for single cell sequencing to enter ordinary laboratories.
These progresses will bring us a greener method of indigo and indigo-like pigments production.
