The phrase "are considered progressive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ideas, policies, or movements that are viewed as forward-thinking or innovative.
Example: "Many of the new policies implemented by the government are considered progressive, aiming to address social inequalities."
Alternatives: "are viewed as progressive" or "are seen as progressive".
Atrial tachyarrhythmias (AT) are considered progressive diseases.
Other measures in the project are considered progressive by both critics of Mr. Chávez and his political base, which includes leftist military officials, academics, civil servants and a large portion of the urban and rural poor.
Virtually without exception, writers who are considered progressive leaders on health care pushed for individual mandates without considering the regressive and confiscatory form they could well take, and without emphasizing that they could only work fairly in the right context.
Spermatozoa with an average path velocity >25 µm/s and 80% straightness are considered progressive, while those with a curvilinear velocity (VCL) >150 µm/s, amplitude of lateral head displacement >7.0 µm and decrease in linearity [(straight line velocity/VCL) × 100] (LIN) <50% are defined as hyperactivated cells.
Unity churches are considered progressive Christian.
Maybe what's rooted in privilege is for us to limit our push for progress to an establishment capitalist political party that can only be considered progressive in contrast to the wild rightwing zealotry of Republicans.
(It's a rare holdover from the 1970s, when shared open classrooms were considered progressive).
In the context of traditional religious rulings, the sheik's views might be considered progressive.
And Tomsk, a university town with a branch of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, is considered progressive by most outsiders.
Today's academic leaders seem to fear stuffiness, the taint of not being considered progressive, of being left behind by the cutting-edge MITs of the world.
