The phrase "proceed beyond this" can be correct and usable in written English.
It means to continue or move forward from a certain point or limit. Example: Once you have mastered the basics, you can proceed beyond this and tackle more advanced concepts.
SEX -- Toula and Ian exhibit normal tendencies in a parked S.U.V., but matters don't proceed beyond kissing.
During the swollen state polymerization (SwSP) of thin disks (180 μm) at 195 °C, the initially rapid step growth polymerization slows dramatically beyond IV=1.2 dL/g in 5 h, and is unable to proceed beyond 1.4 dL/g.
In summary, α-HL might have evolved as a smart molecule - which when succeeds in forming functional pore, kills the cell by necrosis and when it fails to proceed beyond membrane bound monomer; it gradually paralyses the cell by apoptosis.
Therefore the policy debates on user-fees removal ought to proceed beyond broad evaluation of the benefits and/ or impact of user-fees removal towards exploring how best to dismantle and address the multiplicity of access and utilisation barriers other than money in differing contexts.
Disruption of this structure caused DNA synthesis to proceed beyond the normal template boundary, resulting in altered telomere sequences, telomere shortening, and cellular growth defects.
On this occasion the audience would not allow the play to proceed beyond the sleepwalking scene, which Siddons was said to have performed to perfection.
Fewer than half of the country's students enrolled in primary school proceed beyond the fifth grade.
His project was an effort to discern if a chimpanzee could learn sign language and if that learning could proceed beyond the mimicry of specific gestures into the creation of grammatical sentences.
In any event, he will not be permitted to proceed beyond the formal investigation stage since a trial is barred by the amnesty Pinochet gave to himself and (if that is declared invalid) by his immunity as senator.
