The phrase "a breakthrough event" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant occurrence that leads to major advancements or changes in a particular field or context.
Example: "The discovery of the new vaccine was a breakthrough event in the fight against the pandemic."
Alternatives: "a pivotal moment" or "a game-changing occurrence."
Mr. Szeemann is in fact best remembered for organizing Documenta 5 in 1972, which to this day is considered a breakthrough event.
"The World Cup is a breakthrough event for what we're trying to do in digital media," said John Kosner, senior vice president and general manager for ESPN Digital Media.
Despite the expectations for increasing trade, Mr. Severino predicted that the introduction of the trade zone would not be a "breakthrough event" setting off a dramatic surge in commerce come January.
In an interview on Friday, Mr. Schumer, who won Erie County and the election in 1998, called his appearance at the festival a "breakthrough" event in that "it really made a splash".
Breakthrough forces were measured with this program by detecting the force discontinuity during a breakthrough event.
"Twitter's arrival as a cultural force happened by steps, not a single breakthrough event".
Hence, if an unwanted breakthrough event happens, the segment in contact with the unwanted fluid exhibits a decrease in flow rate compared to other segments in the lateral, correcting the conformance profile along the lateral over time.
The statistical probability of an authentic breakthrough event that would resolve the puzzle seemed promising.
Grain size distribution and Atterberg limits of sludge from different locations were tested following a minor "hydraulic breakthrough" event identified by the manual seepage measurements (Table 2; Fig. 8).
Daniel J. Wakin, a reporter for The New York Times, was there to cover this breakthrough event, the first performance by an American orchestra in that totalitarian country.
On the other hand, the potentially more clinically relevant term 'aspirin treatment failure' has been used to describe a person who, regardless of laboratory results, experiences a breakthrough ischaemic event, such as stroke, while receiving aspirin.
