on track

/ˌɒn tɹˈak/

/ˌɑːn tɹˈæk/

on track

to be following the right course in order to achieve a particular result or reach a particular goal

Examples

1. The company was struggling, but a new CEO was able to get things back on track.

2. After a period of illness, she was finally back on track and able to return to work.

3. And not a single one of these companies is on track to make this target.

4. - She motivates me, she keeps me on track definitely.