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The phrase "a total breakthrough" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant and impactful advancement or discovery in a particular field or context.
Example: "The researchers announced a total breakthrough in cancer treatment that could change the lives of millions."
Alternatives: "a complete breakthrough" or "an absolute breakthrough".
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So we're on the verge of a total breakthrough.
The film would be "a total breakthrough of expression", wrote Wolfe, "but also something that would amaze and delight many multitudes, a movie that could be shown commercially as well as in the esoteric world of the heads".
Britain is moving away from puritanical America and closer to continental Europe, where citizens disport themselves naked untroubled by censorious officials".It's a total breakthrough," says Conrad Schmidt, the Canadian founder of the nude bicycling movement.
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He made a total of 19 appearances in his breakthrough season.
A total of 189 different types of breakthrough pain were reported.
Davey's first big breakthrough came from a total paradigm shift.
A total of 338 patients (55%) had breakthrough seizures after surgery.
Four historic reissues of music by the self-taught experimental composer Harry Partch sold some 15,000 copies total, a breakthrough achievement.
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