The phrase "and proceeds to a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a continuation of action or movement towards a specific point or outcome.
Example: "The runner finished the first lap and proceeds to a faster pace for the next one."
Alternatives: "and moves to a" or "and advances to a".
It should portray "the hero's Bildung (formation) as it begins and proceeds to a certain level of perfection".
Diedrich Knickerbocker, the putative narrator, begins with a mock-pedantic cosmogony and proceeds to a history of New Netherlands, often ignoring or altering facts.
The show begins with a stiff nude from 1952 and proceeds to a spare Plexiglas floor box from 1968 held together by five taut wires.
Every two months or so, she hops on an early train from New York's Penn Station to Baltimore's Penn Station, hails a taxi to the Center on Aging and Health and proceeds to a meeting room where about a dozen current and former Johns Hopkins colleagues gather at a large table.
The classification process based on decision tree algorithm starts at the root of the tree and proceeds to a leaf, which indicates the classification output [52].
Tomás kills the priest and proceeds to a garden with a large tree; convinced this is the Tree of Life, Tomás applies some of its sap to his torso and is cured of his stab wound.
RE 255 shifts southeast and proceeds to an intersection with U.S. Route 96, a divided highway.
You simply order your food at a self-service kiosk and proceed to a collection point to pick it up.
Mr. Lhota shook a few hands and proceeded to a larger gathering just around the block on 73rd Street.
This group tended to start with the small features and proceed to a fuller caress of the entire head, a sense of the whole proceeding from its parts.
Yet another question is when the few Republicans who previously supported the bill will join Democrats on a motion to end debate and proceed to a final vote.
