on track
US /ɑːn træk/
UK /ɑːn træk/
1.
making progress and likely to achieve a goal or target
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The project is on track to be completed by the deadline.
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If we keep working like this, we'll be on track for success.
2.
following the correct or expected course of action or thought
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Your reasoning is on track; that's exactly what I was thinking.
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After some confusion, we got the discussion back on track.