'cutting-edge progress' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe initiatives or developments that are advanced for their time, for example: "The project has made cutting-edge progress, pushing the boundaries of the tech industry."
In this review, we explored the literature and reviewed the cutting edge progress in the discovery of noninvasive plasma and faecal miRNAs for CRC early diagnosis, as well as their measurability and predictability.
"APA is opposed to any efforts that would discourage researchers from proposing cutting-edge projects and stifle the progress of scientific innovation and discovery".
"Research and development of cutting-edge arms equipment is actively progressing and ICBM rocket test launch preparation is in its last stage," Kim said during the New Year's Day speech, according to reports from Reuters and Agence France-Presse.
"Research and development of the cutting-edge tech weapons are actively progressing and strengthening our defense capabilities, including last stage preparation of tests for intercontinental ballistic rocket launch have been continuously succeeding," Kim said, according to a CNN translation of the televised speech.
Through my work as a co-founder of both the National Colorectal Cancer Research Alliance and Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C), I have supported fundraising efforts that are helping finance the cutting-edge research we need to make progress in the fight against this disease.
A corporation that would like to be on the cutting edge of progress: and tonnes of dead forest still dropping on the mat.
"Don't underestimate their need for a pat on the back, to be on a winning team, on the cutting edge of progress".
Having spent a lifetime at the cutting edge of progress, expanding his reputation and designs to maximum scale, he found his ideal home in his cabanon - a spartan, one-roomed wooden hut on the Côte d'Azur, where he spent every summer from 1952 onwards.
Since the dawn of human creation, the prehensile thumb has been at the cutting edge of progress.
Clearly the scientific endeavour in the UK is at the cutting edge of progress in this field.
Paris has always represented the greatest of shared human values, and it has also always stood on the cutting edge of progress.
