Collocation
We're on track.
Making good progress and likely to achieve a goal or finish on time; progressing as planned or expected.
Definition
'We're on track.' is a common English collocation. Making good progress and likely to achieve a goal or finish on time; progressing as planned or expected.
be + on track
“The project is on track to be completed by the deadline.”
Examples
- Despite initial difficulties, the team is now on track to meet its quarterly targets.
- If we continue at this pace, we will be on track for an early completion.
- The construction of the new building seems to be on track, despite the bad weather.
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- She felt confident that her studies were on track for her to graduate with honors.
- After a slight delay, the concert preparations are back on track.
- The athlete remained on track for a personal best time during the marathon.
- To ensure we stay on track, we need to review our progress weekly.
- The company's new strategy has put them on track for significant growth.
- He was determined to get his financial plan on track before the end of the year.
- Is the development of the new software still on track for its scheduled release?
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