The phrase "a progression followed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sequence of events or steps that have been taken in a particular order.
Example: "In the study, a progression followed that demonstrated the effectiveness of the new treatment over time."
Alternatives: "a sequence was observed" or "a series was undertaken".
When checking the length or area encompassed by the interested curve, the length or area appears as a geometric progression, followed by an increasing scale rather than an arithmetic progression.
After the initial high activity and therefore metabolic rate, the CO2 trace showed a typical progression, followed by a distinct postmortal peak (plateau) after the respiratory CTmax.
Postoperative diet progression followed a gradual return to solid foods within a maximum of 8 weeks [ 29], with a caloric goal comparable to the group receiving the very low calorie diet (VLCD) (=800 kcal/d).
Interestingly, all three cesareans performed in the active phase for slow labor progression followed a pre-active labor admission.
In a systematic review of the literature the authors found that studies including patients with severe TBI (GCS 3 to 8) demonstrated a higher incidence of injury progression followed by neurosurgical intervention [ 5].
Our findings demonstrate that multiple sclerosis disability progression follows a two-stage process, with a first stage probably dependant on focal inflammation and a second stage probably independent of current focal inflammation.
In summary, an epidemiological analysis of sport performances demonstrates that WR progression follows a piecewise exponential decaying pattern, altered by historical events.
The police say that the drug gang progression follows a common pattern.
Generally, in patients with PD, the disease progression follows a common pattern; DaT concentration starts to decrease in the putamen contralateral to the clinical symptoms and then progresses to the caudate.
The song's chord progression follows a sequence of Bm A Bm D A in the verses and changes to D Bm G A D in the chorus.
