The phrase "and progressed on" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when describing a continuation or advancement in a process or activity, but it is better to use more conventional phrasing.
Example: "After the initial phase, we and progressed on to the next stage of the project."
Alternatives: "and moved on" or "and advanced to".
The disease remained stable in one patient and progressed on induction chemotherapy in one.
And I'm glad that she's apologized and progressed on issues where she was wrong – marriage equality and her vote on the Iraq war, in particular.
The show started coolly with a short acoustic set and progressed on an arc that made sense as its own story as well as a retelling of Mr. Clapton's career.
Those authors suggested that their observations evidenced that bacterial penetration in the leaves occurred passively via stomata, and colonization began in the sub-stomata chamber and progressed on through the intercellular spaces of the spongy chlorenchyma of the leaf mesophyll.
The results of IDEAL-1 and IDEAL-2 indicate that ZD1839 monotherapy may offer a single-agent alternative for patients with advanced solid tumors who have received and progressed on prior chemotherapy, many of whom have exhausted their therapy options.
Our data may provide a strong rationale for a recently initiated clinical study testing the activity of entinostat in combination with lapatinib in breast cancer patients that are erbB2-overexpressing and progressed on trastuzumab.
They can start here and progress on to app inventor before going on to Python, Java and C.
At the time the participant was alive and progressing on the current chemotherapy regimen.
The tie then went to extra time, and City progressed on penalties.
The majority of patients enrolled in the study had exposure to trastuzumab and had progressed on treatment.
And progress on one front is still contradicted at times by behaviour on the other.
