The phrase "advanced progressively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or development that occurs in a gradual or step-by-step manner.
Example: "The technology has advanced progressively over the last decade, leading to significant improvements in efficiency."
Alternatives: "developed gradually" or "evolved step by step."
China's experiment establishing an emission trading market has advanced progressively for over 10 years covering more than 24 regions.
The mostly Shia militiamen burst out of their northern redoubt in 2011 and advanced progressively into the capital, Sana'a, by cannily exploiting the country's power vacuum, engaging in populist politics and launching a series of well-timed attacks.
Studies on ILC development have advanced progressively since the identification of the ILC fate determined progenitors, the common helper-like innate lymphocyte progenitors (ChILPs) (Klose et al., 2014).
After this time point chronotype advanced progressively with years since menarche.
Speciation thus seems to advance progressively, and at similar rates within this radiation, and might thus be driven by gradual genome-wide changes rather than a few changes with major effects.
It advances progressively from the unstable to the stable.
The target RPE ranges from 14-18 (12 when starting), and advances progressively.
Within each age group, as age advances, progressively lower 25(OH D and higher PTH concentrations were observed.
Although PAM is rarely observed in infants, the clinical findings and the radiological changes advance progressively over-time; micronodular structure (sandstorm) develops due to the deposition of calcium and phosphate, aeration areas decrease, fibrosis increases and hypoxemia occurs.
The dis-agreement between replicative senescence and in vivo aging was also seen with TTP, as senescent cells expressed increasingly higher TTP, while advancing age progressively lowered the number of TTP-expressing cells and TTP abundance per cell.
For many years, studies of siRNA have progressively advanced toward novel treatment strategies against cancer.
