progress report; interim update; how things are going
Refers to a report or update on the current state of an ongoing process, project, or event. Often used in business, project management, or news contexts.
Please report on the progress of the project.
Let me know how things are going.
noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', noun
in progress; ongoing; underway
Used as a no-adjective to describe something that is still in the middle of being done or developed. Often modifies nouns like 段階 (stage) or 状況 (situation).
The plan is still in the interim stage.
Check the ongoing status.
経過 alone means 'passage (of time)' or 'progress', but 途中経過 specifically emphasizes an interim or mid-point report/status.
進捗 is a more formal term for 'progress' (often used in business), while 途中経過 is slightly more casual and can imply a snapshot or update.
Compound of 途中 (midway, on the way) and 経過 (passage, progress). The combination straightforwardly means 'progress along the way' or 'interim progress'.