"incrementally advances" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is progressing in small amounts or steps. For example, "The research project incrementally advances our understanding of the problem."
But with each new book – of poetry, fiction or memoir – Burnside incrementally advances his enterprise, burrowing deeper down through the roots of things and subtly developing his conclusions in the light of what he unearths.
Each cooperative instrument has a 24 bit S-WPIA clock counter, which incrementally advances the distributed S-WPIA clock.
With every video, the tiny team incrementally advances their production and technique.
During those years, people began to encounter interracial couples, and the country incrementally advanced its understanding of African-Americans as full citizens.
A former Palestinian minister, Ali Jarbawi, says talks should "incrementally advance Palestinian objectives on the ground, like transferring control over more land and natural resources to the Palestinian Authority," headed by Mr Abbas.
The crowd at Windsor's apartment grew silent, as President Obama — who had called to congratulate Windsor on that hot June morning two years ago, when she won her case — came on television and spoke of "the countless small acts of courage of millions of people across decades who stood up" and incrementally advanced gay rights.
The focus of the negotiations should be on how to exploit any future talks to incrementally advance Palestinian objectives on the ground, like transferring control over more land and natural resources to Palestinian Authority, easing the restrictions on movement imposed by Israel, and opening borders for Palestinian exports.
Rather than lesion the vlPAG in C57BL/6J wildtype mice, which we reasoned would only incrementally advance our understanding of the network we chose a different strain of mice, the FVB strain.
Increasing risk was associated with incrementally advancing age up to the age of 85 years, where a decrease in incidence was then observed (Fig. 1).
No one study is going to answer these questions; a body of research is certainly needed to help incrementally advance our understanding of the benefits, potential drawbacks and alternatives to screening for distress in oncology populations.
In a sliding window approach, a window length (again in number of bp or SNPs) is defined and windows are incrementally advanced along the genome, a single or a few SNPs at a time, to ensure that every possible window is considered [ 5, 10, 11].
