1prog·ress 
/ˈprɑ:grəs, Brit ˈprəʊˌgrɛs/ noun
/ˈprɑ:grəs, Brit ˈprəʊˌgrɛs/ noun [noncount] 1 : movement forward or toward a place
▪ the rapid progress of the ship ▪ He made slow progress down the steep cliff. 2 : the process of improving or developing something over a period of time
▪ the progress of science ▪ The project showed slow but steady progress. ▪ She offered a progress report. [=a report about how much work has been done on something] ▪ We're not finished yet, but we're making progress. [=we are moving forward in our work; our work is proceeding/progressing]
▪ the rapid progress of the ship ▪ He made slow progress down the steep cliff.
▪ the progress of science ▪ The project showed slow but steady progress. ▪ She offered a progress report. [=a report about how much work has been done on something] ▪ We're not finished yet, but we're making progress. [=we are moving forward in our work; our work is proceeding/progressing]
in progress
: happening or being done
▪ Several projects are now in progress. ▪ The filming is already in progress.
▪ Several projects are now in progress. ▪ The filming is already in progress.
