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The phrase "a breakthrough of this" is not correct and sounds incomplete in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific breakthrough in a particular context, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The researchers announced a breakthrough of this magnitude could change the course of medicine."
Alternatives: "a breakthrough like this" or "a breakthrough of this kind".
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Anita Gates from The New York Times declared, "There is a breakthrough of sorts in this episode, and it's disappointing in its predictability".
Victor's film really was a breakthrough for this kind of documentary-making.
That's a breakthrough for this kind of machine; the screens on earlier DVD recorders look less like Macintoshes and more like the White Pages.
In a country where endemic undernutrition has been accepted for too long as natural, this is a breakthrough of sorts.
This night was a breakthrough of sorts on that issue as well.
That would be a breakthrough of sorts.
After nearly three years of stumbling starts, the announcement counts as a breakthrough of sorts.
Now, at last, comes a breakthrough of sorts, courtesy of the N.Y.U.
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