"delivering breakthrough" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to something new or innovative that is making an impact or is expected to make an impact, either on an individual, group, or the world in general. For example, "His new invention is delivering breakthroughs in energy efficiency."
Brands have also been quick to embrace YouTube as a creative platform, delivering breakthrough, iconic advertising moments which have become a part of culture and conversation.
Since rejoining Apple in April 1997, Schiller has helped the company return to its role as a technology innovator, delivering breakthrough products such as the iMac, MacBook, Airport, Xserve, Mac OS X, Safari, AppleTV, iPod and iPhone.
Or if a company is focused on delivering breakthrough products, then the heroes, stories and rituals will be about product innovation (e.g. the Apple legends of the Mac, iPod and iPhone development).
These data and results published by the group of Gillanders (Osta et al, 2004) revived research on the biological function of EpCAM, which is now delivering breakthrough results.
"But Sakti3 has the best remit to deliver breakthrough technology into other industries though I could not comment on what they are," Conze said.
Mike Ritter, 44, is just as driven to deliver breakthrough technology.
So why doesn't every sales team look to mobile to deliver breakthrough productivity and effectiveness?
Upsolver is a no-SQL DB utilizing the cloud to deliver breakthrough performance and simplicity.
With powerful Intel Core 2 mobile processors, eX-L 18 delivers breakthrough multi-core performance and dual-channel DDR3 memory.
Blocking the activities of these proteins with monoclonal antibodies, and thus restoring T cell function, has delivered breakthrough therapies against cancer.
It is the company's first notebook powered by Intel® Centrino® 2 processor technology, which delivers breakthrough performance, smooth multitasking, and improved energy efficiency.
