The phrase "and progressively further" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a gradual increase in distance, extent, or degree over time or in a sequence.
Example: "The research showed that the effects of the treatment became more pronounced and progressively further with each subsequent session."
Alternatives: "and increasingly beyond" or "and more extensively".
"We've been through decades of watching regulators chase innovation and fall progressively further behind".
"We've already tackled the easy diseases, so we're getting progressively further and further into more difficult diseases, where vaccines are extremely difficult to develop," Mr. Reilly said.
Initial matches, best inliers and success rate for sections progressively further away from each other.
For consecutive sections 93.9% of image pairs were correctly aligned, while this percentage dropped dramatically to 52.1% and 22% for the sections progressively further away.
Turf battles about the use of US continue to grow as more and more specialists are claiming US as part of their everyday's work, and the position of radiologists is progressively further undermined.
They were then placed at three distances progressively further from the platform and allowed to swim to the platform.
At the lowest turbulence intensity, the conditions fall on the boundary between the TRZ regime and the corrugated flamelet regime, and progressively moved further into the TRZ regime by increasing the turbulent intensity.
The first movement ("Fantasy") of my double concerto for violin, cello and orchestra "States of Fantasy," which takes its name from Jacqueline Rose's magisterial book, consists largely of a series of canons phasing progressively further apart from one another and becoming undone (the law becoming undone).
Indeed, by taking several cores, progressively further from the coastal dune, and seeing how far a sand layer extends, he can make a good guess at how powerful a passing hurricane was.His first discovery is one that is gratifying to the insurance companies: the record of the past 5,000 years from 22 different sites supports current guesses about the frequencies of really big storms.
