"progress through stages" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a series of steps, or as a synonym for advance or develop. For example, "The business plan outlines how the company will progress through stages of expansion over the next five years."
(It holds that all people progress through stages of increasingly sophisticated consciousness; Bell believes that people at different stages might need different kinds of churches).
The Fitts and Posner model of motor learning hypothesized that with deliberate practice, learners progress through stages to an autonomous phase of motor ability.
The development of crystallinity during thermal imidization was shown to progress through stages that depended upon the time and temperature of the process, wherein the final crystalline index was approximately 46%.
The results suggest the potential of a stage-matched intervention program for increasing commitment to physical activity and for promoting progress through stages of exercise among patients with chronic diseases in a physician-based Korean clinic.
All relationships progress through stages.
The series follows two years of trials in the breeding program, where genotypes progress through stages of selection.
As you progress through stage-three sleep, you become much more difficult to wake up.
The news of the horses' deaths came after earlier in the day the RSPCA welcomed the Control of Horses (Wales) Bill's progress through stage two of the Welsh assembly's' legislative process.
Hair follicles (HFs) undergo lifelong cyclical transformations, progressing through stages of rapid growth (anagen), regression (catagen), and relative "quiescence" (telogen).
These eyes are characterized by rapid, progressive vascular changes, flat neovascularization, intraretinal shunting, hemorrhages, and ultimately retinal detachment, despite not progressing through stages 1 3 [ 1– 4].
Effectiveness of IL-6 in this respect may depend on the quantity of basal and inducible IL-6 expressed as the tumour progresses through stages of malignancy.
