"percentage of progress" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to the proportion or amount of progress that has been made towards a goal or task. Example: The company's quarterly report showed an 85% percentage of progress towards their sales target for the year.
As illustrated in Table 4, overall results confirmed that failure rate was significantly lower in the population negative for both MET and HGF (P=0.007), with the percentage of progressing patients not significantly different than that detected with a single biomarker assay (failure rate: 7.8% in MET and HGF negative, 7.8% in HGF negative only and 16.0% in MET negative only).
However, a small percentage of cases progress to become ICC.
Yet in the Mediterranean and Middle East, only a small percentage of infections progress to clinical disease (2, 3 ).
Furthermore, a high percentage of HAIs progress from localized infection to severe sepsis or septic shock, requiring ICU treatment.
The percentage of patients progressing to overt proteinuria was similar for both groups.
The percentage of patients progressing to ESRD and cumulative costs were also compared after three years.
For Cobb values > 40° at the beginning of treatment, the percentage of patients progressing to surgery is 20%%.
The percentage of subjects progressing to diabetes or to IFG continuously decreased with increasing 25-OHD levels (Fig. 1).
The percentage of students progressing from primary school to secondary school is still low, perhaps due to absence of universal secondary school education.
The results demonstrate that expression of CI2-presented 12.1 reduced the percentage of cells progressing through S phase compared to that in control cultures.
In immunocompetent individuals, H. pylori remains a superficial chronic gastritis, with a small percentage of individuals progressing to duodenal or gastric ulcers and rarely to gastrointestinal malignancies.
