The phrase "a program that progresses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a program that develops, improves, or advances over time.
Example: "The new software is designed as a program that progresses, adapting to user feedback and evolving with each update."
Alternatives: "a program that evolves" or "a program that advances."
The changes in axon growth ability of PCs at different developmental stages could be the expression of an intrinsic ontogenetic program that progresses regardless of external influences.
As Armitage and others recalled, 9/11 rapidly accelerated a program that had progressed only fitfully in the Clinton administration thanks to CIA-Pentagon turf battles: a scheme to arm increasingly sophisticated remote-controlled drone aircraft with missiles that could launch precision strikes.
Dr. Gary Slutkin, an epidemiologist who began focusing more than a decade ago on urban violence as a public health matter, has developed a program that is making progress in altering such behavior, and thus reducing the violence.
Results: In this work, we introduce RNA-MoIP, a program that benefits from the progresses made over the last 30 years in the field of RNA secondary structure prediction and expands these methods to incorporate the novel local motif information available in databases.
That is just another example of the whirlwind O'Brien has experienced since taking over at Penn State, a program that remains a work in progress.
Students selected to exhibit their work in "Long Journey" are the cream of China's aspiring artists and, beginning this year, CAFA has instituted a program that will track their career progress.
Putting all of those elements together could create a national program that would make progress on a half-dozen problems at once — disease, budget, health care, environment, food access and more — while paying for itself.
Description Seti Check Revolutions is a small program that shows the progress of the boinc-based seti@home program.
Wireless Generation, whose headquarters are in the Dumbo section of Brooklyn, is the city Education Department's leading partner in School of One, a pilot program that tracks student progress and tailors individual lesson plans based on the results — an approach that Mr. Klein said allowed learning "in a way no classroom can".
Enter all the information about your new plan (starting weight, goal weight, daily menus) into an electronic program that will keep your progress at your fingertips.
