The phrase "according to the progress of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to do something based on the advancement or development of a situation or task. One example of using this phrase in a sentence could be: "The project timeline will be adjusted according to the progress of our team's research."
The life story book was developed according to the progress of the life review process.
The amount of food was adjusted according to the progress of weight loss, monitored by 2-weekly body weight measurements.
The condition of patients may also change over time: it can deteriorate according to the progress of the disease or it can improve as a result of the treatment and rehabilitation efforts.
The behavioural interventions took place at preschool/school twice a week (each lasting half an hour) and followed six defined modules/speaking levels according to the progress of the child.
As the examined representative fungal xylanases, cellulases and ligninases were differentially expressed at different composting stages in this study, the timing of adding or expressing such enzymes in a CBP should also be more precisely regulated according to the progress of lignocellulosic substrate degradation.
The training covered a range of spatial frequencies (3 12 cycles per degree) and orientations (0, 45, 90, and 135 degree angles); the inter-stimulus interval between the target and the backward masking stimulus was reduced (from 180 ms to 60 ms) according to the progress of the training.
And secondly, this problem would be overcome gradually according to the progress on the available information and generation of physical/chemical models that would replace the qualitative estimates based on EJ [6, 7, 8].
According to the progress principle, of all the events that can keep people engaged and happy at work, the most important is simply making progress on meaningful work.
The Los Angeles Times recently ranked 6,000 teachers in California according to the progress (or otherwise) of their pupils.
According to the progress report, $61.3 million, or 20.3percentt, of the university and health system's construction spending was committed to minority-owned, women-owned, or disadvantaged business enterprises in fiscal year 2017, exceeding the 20percentthehe institution initially pledged to direct to the underrepresented businesses by fiscal year 2019.
Teachers could be classified as "good" or "bad" according to the academic progress of their pupils, says Dylan Wiliam of the Institute of Education.Naturally, not everyone welcomes such scrutiny.
