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The phrase "another milepost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to signify a significant point or milestone in a process or journey, often indicating progress or achievement.
Example: "Completing the project ahead of schedule was another milepost in her career."
Alternatives: "another milestone" or "another benchmark".
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The Hewlett Packard Labs creation is another milepost on the road to making lighter work of the problem.
This is just another milepost on Greece's road to Hell, which is of course, paved with good intentions.
For Hamilton, the award represents another milepost in his five-year transformation from drug and alcohol addict to clean and sober baseball star.
If nothing else, the last few days have marked another milepost in Woods's obsessed-over journey to reclaim his long-held position as the world's best golfer.
For Williams it will mark another milepost on this odd path from Australia to Alabama, where Williams discovered America and football and Walmart.
And that was why St. John's 60-59 victoverover fourth-ranked Pittsburgh on Saturday at the Garden amounted to another milepost for a program that has re-established itself after nearly a decade's absence from the national conversation.
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It's another significant milepost on the road to what will probably become a record outbreak after vaccines led to the disease's "elimination" in the United States.
The victory was so surprising that Jack Swarbrick, the athletic director, sent Brey a text message essentially asking, "Did that just happen?" On Jan . 7 the Irish reached another important milepost with a 67-65 double-overtime victory at Louisville, then ranked 11th.
After passing milepost 2, the freeway has another diamond interchange with Carmel Country Road south of the community of Torrey Hills.
A bulky milepost?
"Milepost 246," she'll say.
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