The phrase "attenuating the progression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe the act of reducing or lessening the speed or intensity of a process or development.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at attenuating the progression of climate change by implementing stricter regulations."
Alternatives: "slowing down the advancement" or "diminishing the development".
Conclusions: The results indicate that oral rapamycin is effective in attenuating the progression of atherosclerotic plaque in the mice.
Angiotensin II type 1 receptor blocker (ARB), when given with angiotensin II prevents AAA formation in mice, but found ineffective in attenuating the progression of preexisting AAA.
In addition, Franquesa et al. demonstrated a therapeutic effect of MSC in attenuating the progression of IF/TA.
Therefore the control of the inflammatory process might be a potential therapeutic target for attenuating the progression of such age-related diseases.
Simple therapeutic strategies targeted at attenuating the progression of chronic low-grade inflammation and insulin resistance are urgently required to prevent or slow the development of type 2 diabetes in susceptible individuals.
Supplemental mIGF1 counteracts the effects of CTGF induction at both levels, blocking cardiac fibroblast proliferation, thereby counteracting both the inflammatory response and fibrosis, protecting the heart against adverse remodeling and attenuating the progression of DCM.
"Earlier treatment with beta-blockers, which decrease the mechanical stress on the heart, may attenuate the progression of the disease," Olson says.
Prolonged pomegranate juice intake improves nontraditional CV risk factors, attenuates the progression of the atherosclerotic process, strengthens the innate immunity, and thus reduces morbidity among HD patients.
However, only F ab′ 2-92H2 F ab′ 2-92H2 significandly attenuated the progression of premorbid behaviors, and Fab-92H2 prevented seizure generattenuated percenthee of mice.
These inhibitory properties of GA on different RAGE ligands may effectively prevent diet-induced RAGE activation and overexpression which then help to attenuate the progression of cellular injury due to metabolic derangements.
