Definition of "progress to" []

• Reach a goal, e.g., (verb)

WordNet. Princeton University. 2010.

• "The English province, begun from Belgium in 1843, owes its great progress to the Rev. Robert A. Coffin, one of the band of converts associated with Newman, Manning, and Faber in the Oxford Movement."
• "Scarcely are morning prayers concluded despite the constant whispers and murmurs of my attending courtiers crammed into my ill-named “private” chapel than I progress to my audience chamber, where I am subjected to a performance of sonnets written in my honor, all flattering to be sure, if somewhat insipid."
• "To help inform these individual decisions to treat or not to treat, researchers at Leiden University Medical Center in the Netherlands have found a formula to help determine whether patients who present with UA are, in fact, going to progress to RA."