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The phrase "and then extend to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process or action that continues or expands to include something else.
Example: "We will start with the initial phase of the project and then extend to the next stages as we gather more data."
Alternatives: "and subsequently expand to" or "and then broaden to".
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We start with single parameter changes and then extend to multiple parameters.
Questions are likely to begin with motivations for the research, history, and references and then extend to courses related to the work.
We first solve OP, coding and diversity gains for the non-blocked case, and then extend to the blocked case by averaging over the number of blocked links.
We firstly analyze the diffusion character of single element of reconstructed residuals and then extend to all the elements of the downsampling set.
The function will be available for a limited time in the 20 cities that are mentioned which includes Berlin, Dresden and Hamburg and then extend to all cities covered as Google Maps Germany rolls out.
We first construct a static model, and then extend to a dynamic model that incorporates dynamic equations of both the net worth ratio and bank lending rate.b This dynamic model is similar to that of Taylor and O'Connell and Adachi.
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Madrid's lead was cut to 2-1 and then extended to 3-1, Ronaldo getting his second.
The numerical model is validated and then extended to cover more extra design parameters.
The results are first derived for homogeneous agent systems and then extended to heterogeneous systems.
The new method is first developed for spherical objects and then extended to generally curved interfaces.
This method was initially developed for two-dimensional flows and then extended to more complex problems.
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