The phrase "about breakthroughs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to significant advancements or discoveries in a particular field.
Example: "The conference will focus on discussions about breakthroughs in renewable energy technology."
Alternatives: "regarding advancements" or "concerning innovations".
These advances have been used to bring about breakthroughs, solve longstanding problems, and raise new inspiring questions.
Successful activity in the area of research is impossible without the motivation of talented individuals to bring about breakthroughs in knowledge.
But others say people working in quantum computing are generally optimistic about breakthroughs to come.
What about breakthroughs like the discovery of gravitational waves that amounted to nothing?
Some specifications suggest that EU experts are more optimistic about breakthroughs, but they are also less confident in that they provide larger ranges of estimates than do US experts.
Making "a case for the small," James Bryant Conant University Professor Danielle Allen tells a Hutchins Center Symposium on Martin Luther King Jr. that progress in Civil Rights isn't just about breakthroughs, but in the everyday.
The common view is that major transitions come about through breakthroughs of technological discontinuities.
BBS provides a rigorous, nimble biomedical education, equipping trainees with tools to bring about scientific breakthroughs and to launch entrepreneurial paths in academics, industry, and education.
XPRIZE creates incentivized prize competitions "to bring about radical breakthroughs for the benefits of humanity, thereby inspiring the formation of new industries and the revitalization of markets".
In short, great health care is often less about breakthrough technologies than it is about access.
He reads articles online about breakthrough technologies that pique his interest.
