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Free sign up"it should progress" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to express an opinion or recommendation about the progress of something. Examples: - The company's financial standing is stable, but it should progress further in order to attract potential investors. - In order for our relationship to succeed, we should progress from casual dating to a more serious commitment. - The students' writing skills have improved significantly, but it should progress even more in the coming months.
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The other leadership candidates heeded Harman's call to back the Opposition's "reasoned amendment" to the legislation - which was defeated - and then abstained on whether it should progress to the next Commons stage.
After weeks of evidence taking, a clear majority of committee members said they believed it should progress to the next step.
"We're hoping it hit the right spot and, if so, over the next 48 hours it should progress significantly, but certainly not to put him in the frame for Saturday".
Advice regarding the normal pattern of movements included what movements should feel like, how frequent and how it should progress: "(you will) feel less kicking as the baby gets bigger (and) has less room to move" (ID097, 37wks).
At the end of each of these stages there is a decision point or 'gate', when the management team reviews progress across all the different strands of development and then takes a decision on how the project should progress, or indeed, whether it should progress.
Take things slow, don't put this fling on a timetable of when things should get serious or how much it should progress; just enjoy.
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They should progress.
How should progress towards lofty promises be judged?
Neither should progress depend on the exploitation of others.
This is not the way medical science should progress.
Or, to use NHS jargon, that patients should progress along "seamless care pathways".
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com