The phrase "as a progression of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sequence or development of events, ideas, or processes over time.
Example: "The research findings were presented as a progression of theories that evolved throughout the study."
Alternatives: "as a series of" or "as a development of".
Symptoms of progressive disease were defined as a progression of urological symptoms with the appearance of severe symptoms requiring surgical relief or catheterisation, weight loss of more than 10% within 1 year, or deterioration of WHO performance status.
Anki King observes a subway interior as a progression of patterned bands, with wall, tracks and platform compressed onto a flat plane.
It's customary to describe the history of western art music as a progression of historical periods: Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, and Modern.
The course is structured as a progression of topics covering the full, end-to-end data processing pipeline typical in real-world scenarios.
It makes a lot of sense that Amazon would develop a more focused, standalone messaging experience as a progression of that.
Learning can be described as a progression of change from the learner's prior naïve conceptions to intermediate conceptions to scientific conceptions (Niedderer and Goldberg [1994]).
Rather, the views represented a mix of ideas (as described by Sandoval, 2005) as opposed to a progression of ideas.
More than most novelists, Lazar cherishes, even hoards, enigma, so that theme emerges as a kind of rhythmic implication; perhaps his novel can be thought of as working through a progression of musical movements.
Autologous ADSCs were labeled and intra-articularly injected, leading to the cells populating the area of damaged cartilage as well as a decreased progression of OA [45].
We suggest that a more thorough understanding of ITH would be helpful to develop treatment strategies using this concept as a progression marker of metastatic and recurrent tumors.
Orlando says the separation shouldn't be viewed as a rejection of association members but rather as a natural progression of change in an industry that's growing.
