Yes! It is incredibly easy to look at the progress of a dd operation. To do this, all you need to do is include the status parameter at the end of your dd command:
dd if=/dev/sda4 of=/dev/sdd1 conv=noerror,sync status=progress
The "progress" option tells dd to print the blocks that it is currently copying to the standard output, which effectively allows you to look at the command's progress. Aside from the "progress" option, the status parameter also accepts two additional values:
Noxfer: The "noxfer" value is similar to "progress" but it does not print the overall transfer information at the end of the command. This can be useful if you are using dd commands as part of a large UNIX pipe. None: The "none" value tells dd to not print any information except errors when it's running. This is helpful if you are running scheduled dd tasks such as creating backup IMG files for currently active partitions.