"shows progression" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to describe something that is improving or progressing in some way. For example, "The student's performance in school shows progression from last year."
From far to near, the picture shows progression of the complex formation between FGFR1 and PLCγ.
b Repeat coronal contrast-enhanced CT 6 months later shows progression of tumefactive sludge (arrows) and enhancing mildly thickened gallbladder wall changes, consistent with biliary stasis.
Derbyshire said the list of events "shows progression within the sport and a clear pathway now, particularly for girls transitioning from the youth classes into Olympic campaigning".
Racing and performance manager John Derbyshire said the list of events "shows progression within the sport and a clear pathway now, particularly for girls transitioning from the youth classes into Olympic campaigning".
"It's great they've backed my view that we don't want to be a team who just sell whenever we create a very good footballer," Rowett told BBC WM. "I'm sure it took a lot of willpower to turn down what was a very good offer, but it shows progression from our behalf as a club". Blues boss Gary Rowett was talking to BBC WM's Nicky Lloyd.
Alpha4-integrin shows progression state-specific regulation with upregulation in transgenic cells and downregulation in tumor cells (Table S3).
Flow chart showing progression of subjects through trial.
Show progression and include examples that allow your natural talent, experience and enthusiasm to show through.
Three showed slight unblocking and one patient, with poor compliance with the regimen, showed progression of disease.
Among the control group, said Dr. Ornish, 10 of the 19 patients showed progression of blocked arteries.
However, nine patients showed progression and eventually succumbed to the disease (mean time from CK to death was 26.3 months).
