The phrase "and progressing through the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process of advancement or development in a particular context, such as education, projects, or personal growth.
Example: "The team is focused on completing the initial phase and progressing through the subsequent stages of the project."
Alternatives: "and moving through the" or "and advancing through the".
There is something really neat about watching our calves mature and progressing through the different cycles and seasons in our year.
It is never boring and kept me captivated throughout the more than 40 hours I spent traipsing around the Milky Way and progressing through the main campaign.
This can include everything from a customer's initial awareness or discovery of a company, product, or service and progressing through the purchase and use of those products or services.
Were the processes for earning Achievement Units and progressing through the pathways rigorous enough so that the contract wouldn't default to the past practice where everyone moves up and earns more money?
April Lily Partridge, chef Since the age of 16, April has worked for Caprice Holdings in London, working her way around the different sections of the kitchen and progressing through the ranks, and along the way has won the Hotelympia hot talent award, Craft Guild of Chefs young chef of the year and, in 2014, Observer Food Monthly young chef of the year.
April-Lily Partridge, chef Since the age of 16, April has worked for Caprice Holdings in London, working her way around the different sections of the kitchen and progressing through the ranks, and along the way has won the Hotelympia Hot Talent Award, Craft Guild of Chefs Young Chef of the Year and most recently Observer Food Monthly Young Chef of the Year.
He lies to her, but he also brings about change and progress through the chaos he creates.
However, he'll probably just trap himself in a loveless marriage with Vivian and progress through the hospital ranks instead.
The committee evaluates the student's research and progress through the rest of his/her WCGS career.
Hopefully we'll not resort to parking the bus and playing long balls just to try and progress through the group stage.
Neesom joined the Star as women's editor and progressed through the ranks as features editor and associate editor, before being appointed joint deputy alongside Hugh Whittow earlier this year.
