"proceed to get" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea of moving forward in order to acquire something. For example, "After completing the paperwork, I proceeded to get the signature necessary to close the deal."
His best performance might have been as a leader of a seemingly benevolent organization of Little Brothers who proceed to get revenge against older brothers.
"I'd buy some dope and we'd proceed to get heavily stoned," he writes, explaining that it would give his friend the "munchies".
One day she and her boyfriend bring food and marijuana over to the writers house and proceed to get drunk and stoned.
How do I proceed to get a storage space like everyone else, or monetary compensation for not having one?... Peter Dworan, Brooklyn.
Ten rich, rightwing boys with a powerful sense of entitlement take over a private room in a pub, order a 10-bird roast and a prostitute, and proceed to get "chateaued beyond belief".
(Scott) '21 & Over' (R, 1 33) In this comedy, written and directed by Jon Lucas and Scott Moore ("The Hangover"), two longtime pals (Miles Teller and Skylar Astin) surprise their friend (Justin Chon) on his 21st birthday and then proceed to get into more trouble in one night than members of this film's target audience will encounter in their entire college lives.
Mr. Lampe acknowledged that the campaign office in Mr. Jackson's district was "rarely, rarely" staffed during the regular workday, but said the campaign was proceeding with a field operation registering voters and would soon proceed to get-out-the-vote efforts for early voting and then Election Day.
Get to know yourself first; then you can proceed to getting to know your ideal partner.
As your lope becomes maintained and correct, you will be able to proceed to getting your horse to lower its head and be suitable for a western class.
Finally, carbonization and activation were proceeded to get ACF.
After we married, we proceeded to get three more cats.
