The phrase "and a progression of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a series of changes, developments, or steps in a process.
Example: "The project involves several phases, including initial research, development, and a progression of testing before final implementation."
Alternatives: "and a series of" or "and a sequence of".
For many, it is a sequence of success and a progression of performance, plus a little light relief (see Balotelli, Mario).
It has a spectacularly ornate main room and exquisite hall of mirrors, as well as a number of frescoed rooms and a progression of courtyards in Rajput style.
Instead, it is structured like a story, told through four rooms and a progression of themes and moods.
In June 1924, Pflueger showed his plans for a $3 million skyscraper, 26 stories high, designed with continuous vertical elements and a progression of step-backs narrowing the floors near the top.
Concentrations of CSF β2-m probably reflect an activity and a progression of disease in patients with multiple sclerosis.
Main arguments against decompression alone were an increase in vertebral instability and a progression of spondylolisthesis (three RCTs).
Some species carry both antlers and tusks and show a progression of increased antler size and complexity with decreased size and functional structure of the tusks.
The work I do now retains all of these elements and is a progression of the investigations I have always done.
"Birthday" is composed in the key of B major and follows a progression of E –Cm –E –Cm –B with a tempo of 126 beats per minute.
By the end of February, the rains relent and pastel shades of plum and narcissus initiate a progression of color and scent that lasts months.
This saves the best for last and also creates a progression of thesis, antithesis and synthesis, or, more precisely, form, space and, finally, form and space, along with changing notions of size and scale.
