The phrase "clear progression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when talking about a sequence of events or steps that have a logical and easy-to-follow order. Example: The teacher explained the concept with a clear progression, starting with the basics and gradually building up to more advanced ideas.
A follow-up study was completed 10 months later because there was a clear progression in symptoms; the lower limb muscles became progressively more wasted and the patient became aware of fasciculations in the lower limbs.
There is a clear progression of more advanced mathematics.
The pattern of their demographic change shows a clear progression.
"Not every qualification option has clear progression routes to further study or to skilled employment..
Even in the absence of the composer's subtitles, however, the music shows a clear progression.
"With the development of more vocationalism at A-level, our degree courses provide a clear progression for students who would not normally have considered higher education," says Lloyd.
The testing service said the work "demonstrates a clear progression from traditional forms to pieces that are much more sculpturally adventurous".
There would have to be a more collaborative mindset, with universities and colleges actively encouraged to work together to create clear progression routes.
Late Beckett might look very different to early Beckett, but there is a clear progression to be seen; and always, there is his extremely close attention to the words he uses.
Technical, practical and vocational education has a unique role to play in the future job market, giving students the edge in a competitive jobs market by providing them with the skills, experience and clear progression routes they need to succeed.
One respondent writes: "Short-term contracts make it difficult to plan for the future", while another says: "There is no empowerment to look to other departments for jobs, and there is no clear progression in this department".
