The phrase "and can progress in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the ability to advance or develop in a particular area or field.
Example: "With dedication and hard work, students can progress in their studies and achieve their academic goals."
Alternatives: "and may advance in" or "and can develop in".
When the doors are air-tight, once the door is closed, nothing can hamper the peace and work can progress in a very silent manner.
I know that the priority is to be in the top four and if we can progress in the competitions until the end much better".
Gene therapy doesn't reverse ALD, and the disease can progress in the few months after treatment that it takes for the modified cells to turn into glial cells and make the ALD protein.
Think of something that you can relate to in the lesson and make the gospel your prayer, and think of ways you can progress in your knowledge or abilities to save non-believers.
We have recently shown that apart from chemoprevention, long-term sulindac administration induces inflammatory lesions in the mouse colon, which show up-regulation of pro-inflammatory factors such as MIP-2 (the mouse homologue of IL-8) [ 9] and can progress to cancer in mice that are deficient for tumor suppressor genes.
The principal motivation was to expose the make-up of existing libraries against a series of principal criteria, such that the conception of new material libraries and the development of existing libraries can progress in an informed manner and not as isolated ventures.
John Guidetti's stunning added-time goal earned Celtic a draw against Inter Milan and gives them belief they can progress in their Europa League tie.
The course is usually mild and most children recover, but it can progress in some children to more severe disease as manifested by vomiting, dehydration and drowsiness.
Consequently, cells with DNA damage (due to pemetrexed treatment) can progress in the cell cycle and eventually undergo apoptosis.
