The phrase 'to advance the process' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the progress of a particular goal, plan, process, or event. For example: "We need to come up with a new strategy to advance the process of redevelopment of the city center."
As widely respected analyst James Petras concludes, the fact is that "Chavismo has consolidated its support and is in a position to advance the process of transformation".
She spoke of the need "to continue to advance the process" and said she would remain committed to it until her last day in office.
Of course, strategic stability, trust among nations and the settlement of regional conflicts would all help to advance the process of disarmament.
If the police, the courts and the state fail to prosecute what the Nuremberg tribunal described as "the supreme international crime", I believe we have a duty to seek to advance the process.
Mr. Bush has pledged to Arab leaders that he will use his influence on Prime Minister Ariel Sharon to advance the process of creating a Palestinian state on the fullest measure of lands seized by Israel in 1967 and end Israeli settlement building in Palestinian territories.
Indeed, while the Carter administration at least tried hard to build on the Camp David framework to advance the process, the succeeding Reagan administration largely satisfied itself with the impasse: Throwing in a token peace plan in 1982, it proposed no new ideas and did little to follow up the old ones.
Big data analytics and context-aware computing share basically the same core enabling technologies in the realm of smart sustainable cities, especially their effects overlap in many aspects with regard to advancing the process of sustainable development.
While a system that can fully auto-associate relevant, multi-modal information as described above is still in the future, we assert that an effort to replicate the associative processes of the brain to an appropriate degree, has the promise to greatly advance the process of knowledge discovery.
The following year the president asked him to return to the Balkans to try to advance the peace process.
He worked to advance the Bologna Process, designed to ease the movement of university students and staff around Europe.
"We believe we have a further opportunity to advance the peace process," Mr. Bush said in the Oval Office.
