The phrase "and progresses into a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a transition or development from one state or phase to another in a process or narrative.
Example: "The project starts with initial research and progresses into a detailed implementation phase."
Alternatives: "and evolves into a" or "and develops into a".
Joels and Samueloff demonstrated that classical apnoeic oxygenation causes a progressive respiratory acidosis that rapidly overwhelms the blood's buffering mechanisms and progresses into a mixed acidosis that proves fatal [ 36].
At their centre are the two male lovers, and a powerful duet that starts in the form of a hip-hop battle, the men warily imitating each others moves, and progresses into a softly questioning and erotically charged dialogue of desire.
Instead, they start their night in active sleep (much like REM) and progress into a stage known as quiet sleep.
Denying the already marginalised an opportunity to skill up and progress into a world of meaningful, better-paid work is unacceptable.
The selected time point is clinically relevant to confirm that the acute culture-positive infection detected at 2 weeks was persisting and progressing into a chronic state.
Only a small fraction of tumor cells is highly sensitive to therapy, and even those cells can develop resistance and progress into a more aggressive disease.
It was initially developed as a pilot project of the Navrongo Health Research Centre and progressed into a national policy over 4 overlapping phases.
However, this may advance to compromised left ventricular systolic function with loss of contractile function and progress into an overt congestive heart failure.
The development of colorectal cancer is a process sequentially acquiring a number of genetic changes in normal epithelium, which enables precancerous cells to develop into an adenomatous polyp and progress into an invasive tumor [2].
The Waterfalls Trail begins on a paved section, at the main overlook, and progresses into the canyon along a 40-degree slope.
