The phrase "will proceed this" is not grammatically correct in written English.
You could instead say "will precede this" or "will come after this." Example: The introduction will precede this chapter in the book.
Sure, the playoffs will proceed this weekend with the lucky ones — and the stupefyingly lucky one (Seattle) — enjoying the festivities, while most teams scrape their egos off the floor with putty knives.
College football games will proceed this weekend with much sadness over the death of the Notre Dame student assistant Declan Sullivan, who died when his video filming tower toppled in high winds.
The plaintiffs in the two dismissed cases -- a former employee, Maria Santiago, and the children of Suzanne Rubio, an I.B.M. disk assembler who died of breast cancer in 1991 at age 37 -- will proceed this week with their case against I.B.M.'s chemical suppliers before the same judge.
I know that the impact assessment has been completed and, as I said, the Action Plan is in the legislative programme and hopefully will proceed this year.
There is a question, of course, of whether Barnes & Noble will proceed down this path at all.
As the matrix notation is much more clear, we will proceed following this notation, Y = y 1 … y M = Φ z 1 … Φ z M (9).
The routing process will proceed in this way until the packet is delivered to the destination or arrives at a stuck node, i.e. a node located at the boundary of a hole (node G in Figure 2) [20].
It's not known how Brady will proceed at this juncture -- though an appeal is expected -- but the ball, presumably inflated to league specifications, is now in his hands.
Much health policy in the United States is formed by subtle government regulation of open market processes, and it is likely that regionalization will proceed in this manner as well.
