The phrase "groundbreaking initiative" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe an innovative, creative, or daring plan of action. For example, "The president proposed a groundbreaking initiative to reform the healthcare industry."
A groundbreaking initiative in Austria can offer inspiration and guidance to improve the status quo in the UK.
David Cameron will announce a groundbreaking initiative designed to position the UK at the forefront of the genetic revolution – a potentially multibillion-pound industry that is attracting attention from major technology companies, including Google.
A groundbreaking initiative aimed at Asian religious leaders was recently launched to provide them with a greater understanding of issues around sexuality that may affect members of their congregation.
On Monday, Barnardo's launched a groundbreaking initiative on the Isle of Wight, bringing together local community services including probation, schools, youth offending teams and family services to work with families where a parent or sibling is in prison.
The U-turn was a victory for 15 teenagers, who had spent the week acting as trainee detectives at Merseyside police in a groundbreaking initiative aimed at preventing vulnerable young people from falling into a life of crime.
The snow observatory project, which began flights over the Sierra in 2013, is a groundbreaking initiative in California, where aging infrastructure, a warming climate and rapid population growth have made water management a high-stakes job.
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VRM was awarded a special prize for "groundbreaking" initiatives in identity management and innovations and improvements of standards.
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Through groundbreaking initiatives in religious education, social ministry, historical commemoration, and parish life, the Orthodox Church is seeking to shape a new, post-communist national identity for Russia.
"There are all these neat programs popping up," said James Johnson-Piett, a consultant to Newark's program who previously worked with the Food Trust, a nonprofit group that developed some groundbreaking initiatives in Philadelphia.
