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"grown progressively" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express something that has slowly become larger or more complex over a period of time. For example, "The size of my family has grown progressively since I was a child."
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Somehow, ever since, adults have grown progressively more serious: too grown-up for their own good.
Her ankles had grown progressively inflamed since her miscarriage.
Retailers say his collections have grown progressively better.
The tax refund burden has grown progressively worse.
And it has grown progressively worse since he was a boy.
Rubygate, as everyone calls the scandal, has grown progressively more lurid.
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But Lorenzo grew progressively sicker.
The news grew progressively worse.
His novels grew progressively experimental.
Geza's work grew progressively darker.
But the taboo grew progressively weaker.
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