'to ensure progress' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that making progress is important or when you want to emphasize that there needs to be action taken to maintain progress. For example: "We must take steps to ensure progress in our project by sticking to the timeline."
Davies wants shareholders to monitor firms to ensure progress is made.
Indeed, there is an acceptance that improvement, even as holders, is still required to ensure progress.
A two-goal advantage going into next week's return should prove sufficient to ensure progress, with the draw for the final qualifying phase to be made on Friday.
However, to ensure progress, key economic sanctions identified in the EU common position must remain until Burma fulfils the promise of genuine, durable democratic reform.
And in another extraordinary move, non-governmental organisations, including Greenpeace, will be asked to play a monitoring role to ensure progress across each department is maintained.
More recently, a new Narrowing the Gaps guide has been produced for subject leaders to help identify key classroom approaches for vulnerable groups of pupils to ensure progress in writing.
Developments like sGBS that enable genomics-assisted breeding are crucial to ensuring progress in developing improved plant varieties in the effort to eliminate hunger and poverty across the world.
Our rational mind wants to rightfully ensure progress, but our intuitive mind also needs space for the emergent, unknown and unplanned to arise.
We have created a system that is simple and efficient but also has the formal elements necessary to provide credibility and ensure progress.
Academic progress At school age, numeracy and literacy should be assessed at regular intervals to ensure adequate progress in these areas [ 18 ].
And to make collaboration the "new normal" to ensure we progress together on all fronts simultaneously".
