The phrase "along the progression" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the motion or development of something. For example, "We tracked advancements in technology along the progression of time."
In normal individuals, DI is relatively high; however, in those along the progression from normal to type 2 diabetes, DI becomes progressively lower, reflecting a decreased ability of the pancreas to fully compensate for increases in insulin resistance (6– 10).
Now imagine that the riot takes a big step further along the progression — to someone with an even higher threshold, for whom the group identification and immersion in the culture of school shooting are even more dominant considerations.
"It's just a faster point along the progression from messenger to carrier pigeon to telegraph to observation balloon to satellite".
We also offer insight on how this occurs along the progression of NPA disease.
IF and IEM analysis disclosed the dynamic localization of the KIFC1-like protein and microtubules along the progression of spermatogenesis.
There was a statistically significant increase in the expression of all markers along the progression sequence to adenocarcinoma.
Actually, log10Gal-9 levels increased along with the progression of GFR stages, i.e. G1 to G4.
Consequently, myoglobinuria, elevated CK and serum potassium levels, hyperuricosuria and acidosis come along with the progression of tissue destruction.
Individuals farther along in the progression of the condition, and those having difficulty adjusting to the diagnosis may not have chosen to participate.
Log10Gal-9 levels increased along with the progression of GFR categories of G1 to G4, and they were statistically significant by Jonckheere-Terpstra test (p=0.012).
The one-year mortality was significantly higher in stroke patients with kidney damage than in those without kidney damage and increased along with the progression of renal insufficiency [ 119].
