The phrase "are progressively moving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a gradual change or advancement in a particular direction or state over time.
Example: "The team are progressively moving towards a more sustainable approach in their operations."
Alternatives: "are gradually advancing" or "are steadily progressing".
It means we are progressively moving towards an undemocratic government," said Heni Ozi Cukier, an international relations professor at Fundação Getúlio Vargas University.
Stokes says of Birch's investment in Punktilio: "The Birch deal means we can now compete with the big oil-tanker agencies that are progressively moving into the social space.
In fact, many are progressively moving towards the new perfusion strategy of ACP and more moderate perfusion temperatures.
Following the National Service Framework for Older People (31), the number and type of community based services for older people have grown substantially and are set to expand further as acute care services are progressively moved to primary and community care settings.
We've been progressively moving away from more traditional approaches, such as talks and symposiums, in favour of more fun and playful experiences that support participation, social interaction and creativity.
"The epicenter of urban living in downtown Chicago has been progressively moving south for the last 5 to 10 years," said Thomas O. Weeks, president of the LR Development Company, developer of 340 on the Park, a high-rise condominium building under construction across Randolph Street from the park.
Since the concept of tendinopathy as a defective healing process has broadened, therapeutic options have been progressively moving toward restoring natural tendon biology.
A Gamble or a Sure Bet? Summary: The online gaming business is progressively moving into markets around the world, changing the model of the gambling industry as many consumers turn to the Internet to bet on sports, gamble on slots, or play cards.
As we have indicated, from 2000 Latin American countries were progressively moving away from the guidelines of the Washington Consensus and, as our results suggests, this altered Latin American governments' social spending decisions, which changed the factors that explained the differences in social spending growth between Latin American countries.
