"proceed to receive" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a situation when someone is to start the process of receiving something, such as an award or an assignment. For example: "The winners of the competition will now proceed to receive their awards."
It is also notable that six patients with PTLD did not proceed to receiving infusions, yet their disease improved in response to conventional treatments.
Ultimately, however, the addition of fulvestrant in both scenarios is cost effective as we see increased levels for benefits of Cohort A over Cohort B, as fewer patients proceed to receiving chemotherapy, which is usually more toxic and expensive than hormonal therapy.
After VAD, 14 (56%) proceeded to receive VTD.
Eleven patients proceeded to receive systemic chemotherapy for advanced disease.
Thirty-nine patients were entered on study, 25 proceeded to receive epirubicin plus dexverapamil.
In addition, among 20 patients who achieved CR, 3 patients proceeded to receive ASCT and 5 patients received biotherapy.
The patient temporarily discontinued PM00104 to receive whole-brain radiotherapy, but after acquiring appropriate Ethics Committee permission, proceeded to receive further cycles of PM100104.
In clinical trials and retrospective analyses of patients in clinical practice, 16 57% of gemcitabine-pretreated patients proceeded to receive second-line therapy [ 4– 11].
Clinical implications of risk-weighted surgical pathological factor scoring were examined among patients that proceeded to receive postoperative adjuvant therapy (n=307).
CT scans were repeated after two cycles (56 days of therapy) and if patients had no evidence of progression they proceeded to receive another two cycles of treatment followed by a further CT scan.
