The phrase "welcomed progress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express approval or acceptance of advancements or improvements in a particular area.
Example: "The committee welcomed progress in renewable energy technologies during their latest meeting."
Alternatives: "embraced progress" or "applauded progress".
After the briefing, Boeing said it welcomed "progress" in the investigation.
The official, Thomas A. Scully, welcomed progress in Congress toward passage of Medicare drug legislation.
An American official said, though, that while the United States welcomed progress, details were not final, and that Britain had not yet agreed to be the host.
Nussbaum welcomed progress in several areas, including the investment bank, greener homes, carbon targets, and soon-to-be-announced energy market reforms.
They also welcomed progress on taxing patent boxes, a practice whereby intellectual property royalties can divert profits from the countries where they are made.
12.01pm: The International Committee of Red Cross, which acted as an intermediary in the exchange, has welcomed progress so far but criticised both Hamas and Israel for denying access to captives.
"Then we will build skyscrapers and ponds, better than London or maybe even as good as Nairobi .Not everyone welcomes progress.
"Welcome progress by the UK and other countries to increase tax transparency and fight corruption will not prevent rampant tax dodging unless the same standards are also extended to UK-linked tax havens.
The Welsh Government said it welcomes progress made by the schools but the programme was "time-limited". SCC was established by the then education minister Huw Lewis in 2014 and followed similar schemes in London and Manchester.
Yet it still amounted to welcome progress.
It is likely to welcome progress made in normalising relations between Serbia and Kosovo, and to note that these relations would be helped if all EU member states were to recognise Kosovo.
