"progressed ahead" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to making progress or moving forward. For example, "Despite setbacks, the project progressed ahead according to plan."
We re-evaluated Japanese data, which have progressed ahead from a community-based observational study.
On new buildings, planning policies have ensured energy efficiency has progressed ahead of target.
The Rangers have benefited all season from the play of Del Zotto, a young defenseman who has progressed ahead of schedule.
Since that decision the British women have progressed "ahead of schedule", but the men have only attained one further competitive international victory following their first in June 2010.
Sometimes, the dream seems to begin at a point further along in the action, as if by missing a minute or two of the dream, it has now progressed ahead without you.
RYAN IS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE: The Hall of Fame pitcher Nolan Ryan is progressing ahead of schedule after his double heart-bypass operation Sunday, and doctors said he should be able to leave the hospital within a week and make a full recovery.
They provide layers of typically predetermined intervention to capture lagging students and occasionally offer extra challenges or gifted programs to stave off the boredom of children who are ready to progress ahead of their peers.
8/9/18 update: Work is progressing ahead of schedule, and phase 2 began today.
"We are hopeful that things will continue to progress ahead of the CVA [Company Voluntary Arrangement] meeting".
The Dutch smashed 19 sixes as they scored 193 off just 13.5 overs to progress ahead of the Irish and Zimbabwe on a superior run rate.
Hodgson, whose team have also been drawn alongside Uruguay and Costa Rica in Group D, is pleased with how England are progressing ahead of the finals.
