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"continued to progress" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to express that something has continued to make progress or move forward. For example, "Despite facing many obstacles, the project continued to progress towards its end goal."
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However, as the patient was on continued immunosupression, her choroidal lesions increased in number and size, and the disease continued to progress.
But her illness continued to progress.
As administrative expertise continued to progress, the services, such as Parlement and the treasury, were regulated.
But the Internet continued to progress despite the absence of fast lanes.
As the research continued to progress and new technologies emerged, he seized on them enthusiastically.
During the break, younger rivals, like the world No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki, 20, have continued to progress.
It was tested in 755 men from 26 countries whose cancer continued to progress despite use of Taxotere.
His tuba playing continued to progress, however, and he earned a music scholarship to L.S.U., which has one of the country's best collegiate music programs.
Under Caracalla, the situation quieted, and the church continued to progress, favoured perhaps by the relative freedom that the law granted to funerary collegia (whence the first catacombs).
"Horses like Opera House, Saddlers' Hall, Pilsudski and Singspiel were all good horses from a young age who continued to progress.
However, snow-like lesions continued to progress (Fig. 2).
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