The phrase "age progressed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the advancement or development of a person or thing over time as they grow older.
Example: "As age progressed, her perspective on life changed significantly."
Alternatives: "as time passed" or "as she grew older".
"The first year we started dating she was 27, and her age progressed naturally for three years," he said.
Results of present study showed that RI, PI, S/D ratio values of MCA decreased with parabolic pattern and PSV value increased with simple pattern, as gestational age progressed.
As illustrated in Figure 3, by plotting of p – values against m/z bin, Kruskall Wallis statistical analysis revealed significant differences (p < 0.001) between the normalised sample spectra as gestation age progressed.
People can relate to that feeling now, as the information age progresses at a speed that most brains or modems cannot comprehend.
But as the Middle Ages progressed, Jesus' royal crown was replaced by a crown of thorns, Jesus' head dropped to one side, his eyes fell closed, his arms curved under the weight of his dying body.
Glass was rare but was used more often as the middle ages progressed.
Both ref(2 P mutants showed a strong impairment in the locomotor activity from a very young age that progressed with age.
On the vital issue of disease progression or changes in lesion appearance as age progresses and adolescents become adults, data in the literature are very limited.
Patient p.R27Lfs*3 is a woman in her 80s who initially presented with urinary incontinence at 49 years of age, which progressed to spastic paraplegia and neuropathy (3).
She was a performer from an early age, progressing from family gatherings to school talent shows and the dockers' annual Christmas party.
Yet racing is overly obsessed with terrestrial TV, a concept that will become increasingly irrelevant as the digital age progresses and more people choose to watch output via the internet.
