The phrase "as progressing from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a development or evolution from one state or condition to another.
Example: "The research findings suggest that the symptoms are as progressing from mild to severe over time."
Alternatives: "as evolving from" or "as advancing from".
And there is a general tendency to understand fugues as progressing from counterpoints of solo instruments to emphatic tutti conclusions.
The player will be on stage with a variety of different groups in their career, as well as progressing from flea-pit dive bars to major festivals.
She described the disease as progressing from a "swollen and inflamed" knee to seeing her skin break down, the BBC reported.
Whereas Lewin [ 56] described organizational changes as progressing from unfreeze via moving to freeze; modern theorists describe more complex processes [ 57].
This conceptualises community empowerment as progressing from (1) initial engagement with the sex worker community, to (2) community involvement in targeted activities, to (3) ownership, and finally, (4) sustainability of action beyond the community.
Belpoggi et al. (1999) described immunoblastic lymphomas in MTBE-treated animals as progressing from reactive hyperplastic and dysplastic stages to various degrees of malignancy; however, it can be difficult to distinguish between lymphoid neoplastic and reactive changes in the lung when concurrent inflammatory infiltrates are present.
Kuhn went on to suggest that scientific development is best seen not as progress toward a fixed goal set by nature but as progress from existing knowledge toward more fully confirmed answers to questions scientists put to nature.
Ana Margarita Martinez-Casado is excellent as the mother, progressing from submissive wife to independent woman.
In fact, there is a linear progression in grade-inflation as one progresses from left to right across the table.
Sweat streamed down Roy's uncle's face as he worked, cutting evenly as he progressed from neck to tail, taking particular care not to mutilate the feet.
"I think I could just as easily 'encourage' progress from Geneva," he joked to Prentice.
