The phrase "and milestones in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing achievements or significant points in a process, project, or timeline.
Example: "We will review our progress and milestones in a quarterly meeting to ensure we are on track."
Alternatives: "and key achievements in a" or "and significant events in a".
Their trade associations need individual companies to tell their customers' success stories and celebrate milestones in a much more public and constant way.
Support of traditional village socio-cultural functions and land use systems including fields, wooded grasslands and forests should be milestones in a regional program of sustainable forest management.
Genetic interventions in the producing strains and catalyst engineering have been the milestones in a long and continuing story of successful technological development.
It marks the second Tony nomination for Oscar--who cut a memorable swath in "The Producers" as Franz Liebkind, the lunatic Nazi playwright--and the latest milestone in a Broadway career stretching over three decades.
But the work is an important step forward for synthetic biology and a milestone in an international effort to build a completely synthetic yeast genome, project Sc2.0 (from the scientific name for baker's yeast, Saccharomyces cerevisiae).
The U.N. and refugee agencies highlighted the gloomy milestone in a bid to to spur international support and fund-raising for relief efforts.
The breakthrough was a crucial milestone in a long and torturous effort that has captivated Chile and riveted the world.
But getting a grand jury to agree and deliver an indictment is a milestone in a case that has generated national attention.
Staging criteria are usually simple and define clinical milestones in the course of a disease that reflect severity, prognosis and options for treatment.
The decision, which Amnesty International hailed as "a historic moment and a milestone in the fight against impunity," is final and cannot be appealed.
