The phrase "a major progress for" is not correct in standard English.
The correct expression should be "major progress in" or "a major step forward for."
Example: "The new policy represents a major progress in our efforts to combat climate change."
Alternatives: "significant advancement in" or "important development for."
Thus, establishing site-specific recombination by engineering a Streptomyces phage recombination system ((Phi {text{C31}})) to integrate DNA into (Guss et al. 2008) -and the yeast Flp/FRT system to remove DNA from- the chromosome (Welander and Metcalf 2008), was a major progress for the genetic manipulation of Methanosarcina.
In terms of optimism/pessimism, future studies will tell if the congruence defended in the present transition analyses, a major progress for the debate about the tree of life, can be considered as the solution or if the debate will keep going on.
NGAL assay and other biomarkers for early AKI diagnosis, when certified for routine use in clinical practice, will certainly be a major progress for prevention and therapy of AKI, and we will might assist to a significant improvement in AKI outcome in the next 10 years.
Because these traits are highly interrelated, it is suggested that a major progress in crop breeding for salinity tolerance can be achieved only if these complementary traits are targeted at the same time.
However, the significant increase in overall survival can be considered a major progress and thus the current standard for patients with GBM is considered RT together with the concomitant and adjuvant application of TMZ.
While the recommendations may seem obvious, it is nonetheless considered major progress for federal regulators, who have long skirted the issue, wary of the powerful food lobby.
But the nation made for a time major progress in improving the efficiency of our vehicles, shifting off of oil for electricity, and cutting out some of our wasteful practices.
If that happens, this existential crisis may someday be seen as a trigger for major progress.
applauded the Army's decision in a statement on his website, saying: "This is major progress, not just for the Sikh American community but for our nation's military.
And the United States still needs to make major progress in monitoring for fentanyl slipping through legal border crossings in trucks and cars, or arriving through the mail from China.
"Anytime there has been a major effort for progress that surrounds civil rights there have always been dangerous circumstances," Landrieu told HuffPost.
