"yield progress" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to produce or result in progress or advancement. Example: The company's new strategies have yielded progress in increasing profits and expanding their customer base.
While cultivars selected under stressed conditions showed significant yield progress at higher temperatures, the elite trials did not.
As these contacts yield progress, I'm confident that our Congress will inevitably lift an embargo that should not be in place anymore.
As these contacts yield progress, I am confident that our Congress will inevitably left an embargo that should not be in place anymore.
Studies that compare the genotypic improvement of historical cultivars with yield progress in commercial crops provide evidence of the impact of past and current research in crops.
Fez is a game of knotted conundrums, secret rooms, locked chests, arcane treasure maps and rabbit holes that lead you on and on through clockwork contraptions that must be conquered before they yield progress.
Stocks rose on Wednesday as stronger-than-expected economic data helped lift energy stocks, overshadowing concerns that a European Union summit meeting would not yield progress in easing the euro zone's debt crisis.
The minimal residence time reactor configuration change as the residence time or yield progresses.
Some of our actions have yielded progress.
When the team fell short at Euro 2005 the feeling was not that the team was wrong, only the timing; since then a tinkering approach has yielded progress.
Back to Lindsey's analysis: The U.S. has principally served as a frontier economy, propelling the innovation that yields progress and prosperity.
"These prizes help us make our students' goals more immediate and more easily anticipated, making the idea that work yields progress even more salient," Strayhorn said.
