The phrase "and proceeded by" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to indicate a sequence of actions, but it is not commonly used in this form.
Example: "The team completed the project and proceeded by presenting their findings to the board."
Alternatives: "and followed by" or "and then".
Traveling incognito they crossed from Ostend to Dover in the motor-ship Prince Albert and proceeded by train to London.
The depth of penetration and the ballistic limit in the rear-supported tests were identical for the two materials, and proceeded by progressive ply failure.
Mr Hunt explained at great length how he had followed all the rules, and proceeded by the letter of the law.
In consequence, the Regent left Mivart's hotel, and proceeded by a special train to Slough, and from thence direct to the Castle.
They were greeted by Schenectady County Republican officials and proceeded by motorcade to a sizzlingly hot shopping plaza in Rotterdam Junction, where festivities commemorating the town's 150th anniversary were under way.
The band and organ then pealed forth another verse of the "National Anthem," a battery of artillery in Hyde Park boomed forth a salute, and the royal party retired as they had entered, and proceeded by the principal staircase to the royal box in the grand tier.
High uncertainty-avoidance cultures try to minimize the occurrence of unknown circumstances and proceed by implementing rules, laws, and regulations.
Many motorists leave their cars in Mestre and proceed by one of the frequent trains or buses.
Although choreography and opera direction are "separate arts" and "proceed by different methods," Alastair wrote, "they are intimately related".
Even veterinarians, trained to diagnose animals who cannot put their complaints into words, begin by labelling the illness and proceed by specifying the treatment.
Participants would begin praying the rosary, a cycle of prayers often counted out on hand-held beads, and proceed by foot, car or bus to an abortion clinic.
