The phrase "generate a breakthrough" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the creation of significant advancements or innovations in a particular field.
Example: "Our research team aims to generate a breakthrough in renewable energy technology that will reduce costs and increase efficiency."
Alternatives: "achieve a breakthrough" or "create a breakthrough."
On the other hand, using learnings from the past and combining new, enriched data elements could generate a true breakthrough that drives new results.
He was the highest-level North Korean official to visit Washington, and his trip — followed by Ms. Albright's landmark visit, at his invitation, to Pyongyang — was part of North Korea's efforts to keep up the momentum generated by a breakthrough meeting between Mr. Kim and South Korea's president, Kim Dae-jung, earlier that year.
Since clostridial butanol production regained much interest in the past few years, different metabolic engineering approaches were conducted — although promising and in part successful strategies were employed, the major breakthrough to generate an optimum phenotype with superior butanol titer, yield and productivity still remains to be expected.
Such medical breakthroughs can generate an enormous, and occasionally overwhelming, volume of new information to be assimilated; misinformation and exaggeration should be avoided.
In 1997, the Jet team achieved a major breakthrough, generating a world record 16MW of fusion power.
From this vantage, we could see that the students mainly came up with incremental concepts, while the designers were generating a wider range of breakthrough market and technology innovations.
The breakthrough has generated a fierce backlash from ethicists and others who fear the prospect of human cloning.
On the long-horizon side of things – what can we do to generate truly breakthrough innovation?
"It's often people like Steve Jobs who can draw from a deep reservoir of diverse experience that generate breakthrough ideas and insights," says Hal B. Gregersen, a professor at the European Institute of Business Administration, or Insead.
I talk a lot about helping companies generate breakthrough products and services and the best way to inspire innovation.
