The phrase "a matter of proceeding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or approach to a particular issue or task.
Example: "In this case, it is simply a matter of proceeding with the next steps outlined in the project plan."
Alternatives: "a question of moving forward" or "an issue of advancing".
Justice Scalia's opinion said that as a matter of dictionary definitions, "proceeds" can mean either "receipts" or "profits".
" * * * It was further reported that even after it was determined, as a matter of national policy, to proceed with development of a hydrogen bomb, you continued to oppose the project and declined to cooperate fully in the project.
Here is what I do: I proceed with the conversation in a matter-of-fact manner, as if the decision has already been made in my favor.
9 We, therefore, agree that the record sustains petitioner's conviction for criminal contempt under specification No. 3. Petitioner also contends that, as a matter of law, this contempt proceeding should have been heard by a judge other than the one who initiated the proceeding.
If these prove reasonably fa vorable, he is expected to give TAPS, within a matter of weeks, the nod to proceed with pipeline construction.
In contrast, it is believed to be morally appropriate to discontinue a substitution treatment since such an act is simply a matter of allowing the patient to proceed to die.
Second, instead of waiting for a crisis before tapping the hard-currency quotas promised by member governments, it should dip into them as a matter of course, investing the proceeds in safe securities and creaming off a slice of the returns for itself.
As a matter of policy, the armed forces were proceeding on the prudent assumption that every incoming round contained chemical agents until proved otherwise; consequently, we could expect to wear our chemsuits — which were cumbersome, clammy, and inordinately hot — most of the way to Baghdad.
As a matter of policy, the armed forces were proceeding on the prudent assumption that every incoming round contained chemical agents until proved otherwise; consequently, we could expect to wear our chemsuits which were cumbersome, clammy, and inordinately hot most of the way to Baghdad.
In both cases, the trials were allowed to proceed within a matter of months.
