The phrase "amazing advances" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe significant progress or improvements in a particular field or area, often conveying a sense of wonder or admiration.
Example: "The amazing advances in medical technology have transformed patient care and treatment options."
Alternatives: "incredible progress" or "remarkable developments".
During my life, I've witnessed amazing advances in medical science.
We don't typically go around discussing the latent period of carcinogenesis and the amazing advances made in understanding radiobiology.
Amazing advances in affluence, opportunity, health and life expectancy since the Enlightenment have been brought on the tide of three great modern forces: science, markets and bureaucracy.
Phones have made amazing advances since then: I for one would be lost without Google Maps, literally and all the time.
Think not just of extraordinary medical and scientific breakthroughs over the last century, but also of the amazing advances in technology in the last two or three decades – including hundreds of thousands of apps created in the last several years by plucky entrepreneurs supercharged by an animating dream.
More than 54 years of autism education in the UK – by, for example, teachers in NAS schools, local authority special schools, Camphill (Rudolf Steiner) schools, often working with parents – has achieved amazing advances in behaviour, though such advances often begged the question of the mildness/severity of the disorder in the first place.
The Allies' amazing advance of 350 miles in a few weeks was thus brought to a halt.
We see an amazing advance in the quality of nature filmmaking since his early work in the 1950s, but we also see over that time span an assault on wildlife and its habitats all over the globe.
"If it holds up, I think it would be an accomplishment and an amazing advance," said Elizabeth Gardner, a professor of forensic science at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, who has witnessed Dr. Hernández Cárdenas's process.
And later this year, a Matthews-owned company will release an amazing advance in screen technology that will enable branch offices in two continents to directly communicate with each other through a three-metre, high-definition virtual window.
Now even in fantasies in which a scientist makes some amazing advance, they are usually portrayed as nutty, absent-minded, eccentric or plain weird.
