"progress with time" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe any situation in which something is improving or changing over a period of time. For example, "As the years have passed, our relationship has made amazing progress with time."
Rugby has taught me you have to patient, progress with time.
"It's just a beginning but we will make some progress with time," he said.
Recent progress with time resolved electron microscopy further accelerates an already rapid progress because it allows for atomic resolution imaging in real space down to a time scale of picoseconds.
The pastes were subjected to X-ray diffraction, thermo-gravimetric analysis, chemical titration, and SEM observation, as a means to examine the pozzolanicity of the ash via the progress with time of calcium hydroxide consumption, and changes in the pore size distribution and strength.
Figure 4 shows how decolorization and disappearance of total organic carbon (TOC) progress with time of illumination of CV in ZnO suspension.
Figure 7 shows how decolorization and disappearance of TOC progress with time of visible light illumination of PS in the ZnO suspension.
Presbyopia (age-related lens stiffening) likewise progresses with time, so a farsighted person will find it increasingly difficult to see well without corrective eyewear.
Simultaneous synchronous data is acquired with the help of proximity probes and accelerometer during a life test as the defect is naturally induced and progressed with time.
As the diffusion progresses with time the refractive indices at different planes in the cell are different, and the characteristic extreme points of the fringe patterns shift outward.
Enzymatic activity showed a bimodal trend progressing with time and appeared to be influenced by the structure and dimension of the surrounding gel.
Recent morphologic and molecular evidence suggests that dysplasia in Barrett esophagus (BE) begins in the bases of the crypts [crypt dysplasia (CD)] and progresses with time to involve the upper portions of the crypts and surface epithelium.
