'become promoted' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's job advancement from one rank or title to a higher one, typically within the same organization. For example: "After working hard for several years, John was finally able to become promoted from an intern to an assistant manager."
How did waiting so long to become promoted affect your dancing?
Ender goes up there, trying his best to become promoted in the difficult training scheme; his brother and sister are trying to restore the world and to make it a better place.
Giving companies the flexibility to just let new tweets become promoted, or set one of the best ones to drive engagement is absolutely clutch.
Opuntia may begin as a peripheral species with only 1 few links, and then as the invasion progresses become promoted to either a hub or a connector, i.e. a species linking different subgroups of the network.
Establishing limits on advertising, because you don't want allowing to become promoting.
United Parcel's "policy of promote from within seems to have become promote only those of minority status," reads one message.
However, they soon became promoted as a cosmetic implant for people wishing to change their iris colour.
DC-exosomes being a promising means for immunotherapy [ 6, 8], hope has been dampened by tumor-exosomes interfering with immune response induction [ 9] such that tumor growth becomes promoted [ 10].
The first product the company produced was called ScienceOps, which was the tool that would become Promote.
I will see my son graduate; see my daughter hopefully get promoted to become manager.
As co-production, resilience and resourcefulness become increasingly promoted in government policy, it seems communities will have to increasingly become self-reliant co-producers, with the implications for diverse service accessibility and potentially for outcomes, that brings [ 49].
