The phrase "already progressed for" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to indicate that something has been advancing or developing over a certain period of time, but the construction is awkward.
Example: "The project has already progressed for several months, and we are nearing completion."
Alternatives: "already advanced for" or "already developed for".
Any sensitive issues raised with this group of patients were likely to have fewer repercussions for the patients as they had already progressed through their treatment for knee osteoarthritis.
"Virgin Media's commitment to this project has been fantastic and I am very pleased to see how quickly the build has already progressed," said Caroline Nokes, MP for Romsey and Southampton North.
Already, progress is being made.
When they return in January, they will find a stack of legislation already in progress for the 107th Congress that is about as high as the pile of major achievements of the 106th.
With treatments already in progress for retinal, corneal and macular dysfunction it is likely that many structures within the eye can one day be treated with some form of cell therapy.
*The incidence of cholera increased markedly over the last year in Latin America, where an epidemic had already been in progress for seven years, and parts of Africa.
The current generation of these artificial vision devices (AVDs) provides a level of prosthetic vision that allows RP patients to perceive light, recognize shapes and objects and even read large font print, which is already a substantial progress for the patients.
As noticed on day 95 during the period of the first process upset, the over-acidification of the AD process had already been in progress for a minimum of 1 week, as there had been an increase in the acetate and propionate concentrations in the previous samples (Table 4).
By July 20, when the local health unit notified the Istituto Superiore di Sanità in Rome, the outbreak had already been in progress for approximately 2 weeks and >150 persons were ill.
They don't have to ask states to gut their accountability systems and start again; states are already setting progress goals for these groups of children.
