The phrase "a progressive widening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a gradual increase in size, scope, or extent of something over time.
Example: "The project involved a progressive widening of the road to accommodate more traffic."
Alternatives: "an incremental expansion" or "a gradual increase".
Nevertheless, traveling through scattering media damages this type of illumination pattern as well leading to a progressive widening of the illumination slice.
This evolution is linked to a progressive widening of the scope of usage of these systems, from an initial more limited application to risk assessment, to the subsequent inclusion of functionality enabling their utilization in the context of risk management, and more recently, to their explicit casting in the broader societal context of risks and decisions, from a risk governance perspective.
However, in goats instrumented with multiple atrial electrodes, cardioversion of sustained AF induced by flecainide could not be attributed to a prolongation of atrial wavelength but to a progressive widening in the temporal excitable gap during AF.
During this initial transition, two residues of the DBD implicated in verapamil binding [F728 and V982 on TM7 and TM12, respectively] show a progressive widening from ∼11 to 17 Å.
Based on the maxillary growth and ossification patterns, bone deposition in the midpalatal suture plays an important role in the progressive widening of the palate and alveolar arch [10].
He sketches a progressive, ever widening evolution of empathy.
It is characterised by lymphoid infiltration of the interstitium with lymphocytes, plasma cells and histiocytes, which lead to progressive widening of alveolar septa [74, 87, 94, 95, 96].
The curves shown in Figure 8 illustrate common features in the connectivity profiles including just how closely the single FLNe values track the lognormal distribution as well as the progressive widening of the 95% confidence interval with decreasing FLNe values.
Hypomagnesaemia is associated with changes in the electrocardiogram (ECG) of patients; widening of the QRS complex and peaking of T waves when moderate, whereas more severe magnesium depletion can lead to prolongation of the PR and QT intervals, progressive widening of the QRS complex, and diminution of the T wave.
However, as the time window widens, a progressive increase in the number of correlated pairs, which are separated far along the sequence and are not necessarily close in space, is observed.
It consists of a progressive deposition of extracellular matrix proteins, which reduces widening of interstitial spaces and creates distortion of normal hepatic architecture [ 3].
