The phrase "as you gradually" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a process or change that occurs over time, often in relation to someone's actions or experiences.
Example: "As you gradually improve your skills, you'll find it easier to tackle more complex projects."
Alternatives: "as you slowly" or "as you progressively".
Start out slow and as you gradually get better, go faster.
Wind your way through old-growth spruce, birch, hemlock and balsam trees as you gradually ascend the trail, crossing streams and scrabbling up rocks.
Most of them are not like Bushy (as you gradually begin to call it, around the time you find yourself describing distances in 'k'k.
As you gradually bring about the friends' ruin we learn so much about you, and why you do what you do.
As you gradually — confusedly, delightedly — come to realize, the basic experience of being here is learning how much you don't know.
"As you gradually build up and build up your body becomes more accustomed to the exercise, your body becomes more efficient so the processes within the body, so the transport of oxygen to the muscles increases and improves".
To build stamina, hold any of the tools tightly for as long as you can, gradually increasing the time.
This may sound complicated, but you get the idea as you wander, gradually comprehending director Tristan Sharp's over-arching concept.
Stirring as you go, gradually pour in the beer or water until you have a smoothish batter - you may not need all the liquid.
Kim to Arthur, Birmingham, 19.5.44 I should have known you better than to think you would change your mind about anything... Suddenly saw last night that if we did marry all your friends would have the same views as you and gradually you'd become very conscious of my religion and would eventually hate me for it... Their battle is not fought out alone.
As you braid, gradually incorporate more of the center sub-section.
