The phrase "proceed to finish" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means to continue or move forward with completing something. Example: After taking a short break, the team proceeded to finish the project.
But we proceeded to finish off the gravel job by shovel and wheelbarrow anyway.
After winning three of their first four games, the Titans lost starting quarterback Jake Locker, and proceeded to finish 7-9 on the year.
By Cameron Hood Recently, I began the German series "Babylon Berlin," on Netflix, and proceeded to finish all sixteen episodes in less than two weeks.
Spieth held a four-shot advantage with two third-round holes to play but proceeded to finish bogey, double bogey to afford some hope to an earlier browbeaten field.
He had to dismiss a coach who proclaimed in the preseason that this was his most talented team ever; the club proceeded to finish 5-6, Davieing Davie's record at Notre Dame to 35-25.
I remember shaking deeply in my core like I hadn't felt before, and then I proceeded to finish all over my chest with a fury I haven't felt since I was in middle school.
He sold the business, used the proceeds to finish college and enter politics, and was elected Republican leader of the California Assembly as a freshman member, in 2003.
We generally begin with an appetizer or pasta, proceed to a main course and finish with a salad.
To finish a level and proceed to the next one, the player must complete a certain set of objectives, ranging from collecting items to activating switches, defeating enemies, and destroying objects, among others.
To finish a scenario and proceed to the next one, the player must complete certain objectives such as solving puzzles, defeating a boss, collecting keys that open doors to new areas, and reaching a specific point in the game, among others.
