On course to do something

The phrase "on course to do something" means that a person, group, or entity is progressing in a way that makes achieving a particular goal or outcome likely. Here are some contexts using this phrase:

1. **Business Context**:

   - "The company is on course to meet its annual revenue targets, thanks to strong sales in the third quarter."

   - "With the new marketing strategy, we are on course to increase our market share by 10%."

2. **Personal Achievement Context**:

   - "After months of training, she is on course to run her first marathon next spring."

   - "His excellent grades indicate that he is on course to graduate with honors."

3. **Sports Context**:

   - "The team is on course to win the championship, having secured victories in all their recent matches."

   - "With their star player back from injury, they are on course to make the playoffs."

4. **Project Management Context**:

   - "The construction project is on course to be completed by the end of the year."

   - "Thanks to the efficient project management, we are on course to deliver the project ahead of schedule."

5. **Environmental Context**:

   - "If current trends continue, the region is on course to reduce its carbon emissions by 20% by 2030."

   - "The conservation efforts are on course to save the endangered species from extinction."

In these examples, "on course to do something" conveys that progress is being made toward achieving a specific goal or outcome.