The phrase "and progress of a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the development or advancement of a particular subject or entity, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The report outlines the challenges and progress of a new initiative aimed at improving community health."
Alternatives: "and advancement of a" or "and development of a".
These scores help doctors diagnose the type and progress of a tumour.
Then, in "Facades," Robbins brilliantly matches the music's accumulating repetitions with the incremental patterns and progress of a silhouetted line of dancers.
Rather, thanks to Ms. Arnold's fine-grained realism and the astonishing performance of Katie Jarvis, the nonprofessional actress who plays Mia, it is a diamond-hard reflection on the peril and progress of a fragile soul in a bad situation.
"Thanks to Ms. Arnold's fine-grained realism" and "the astonishing performance" of Ms. Jarvis, a nonprofessional actress, the film "is a diamond-hard reflection on the peril and progress of a fragile soul in a bad situation," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
This study describes the design and progress of a novel pilot intervention, the Gray Matters study.
She elaborates on this position in "Womanhood, A Vital Element in the Regeneration and Progress of a Race".
A judge, while he may keep interested parties informed of the timing and progress of an inquiry, is well advised to have no other contact with them.
Inhibition of BMP6 prevents the onset and progress of an SpA-type model of arthritis [ 31].
Vascular remodeling, characteristic of CVD, involves chronic inflammation and the release of various cytokines and chemokines, and largely establish the initiation and progress of an atherosclerotic lesion (Wierda et al., 2010).
This article describes the development methodology and progress of mDSS, a decision support system for water resource management that has been developed under the European research project MULINO.
Thus, a self-directed student must manage, monitor, and regulate the time, place, and progress of her learning to a greater degree than her classroom counterparts.
