The phrase "groundbreaking program" is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to something that is innovative or revolutionary in nature. For example, "The university launched a groundbreaking program to increase access to STEM education for underrepresented communities."
Join faculty co-directors Sarah Soule and Abraham Verghese as they discuss this groundbreaking program.
That groundbreaking program provides prisoners with college courses, and then, upon release, admission to the City University of New York to complete degrees.
PHOENIX (AP) — More than a year after Arizona became the first state in the country to deploy dozens of speed cameras on highways statewide, threats to the groundbreaking program abound.
In 2002, Miyagawa and MIT professor of history (now emeritus) John Dower co-founded "Visualizing Cultures," a groundbreaking program that leverages digital technology to support image-drive research.
Miller envisioned a groundbreaking program that would educate government leaders who understood the needs — and techniques — of business, as well as businesspeople who knew something about government.
New Jersey's groundbreaking program to randomly test high school athletes for performance-enhancing drugs, implemented earlier this month, is already drawing criticism as being inefficient and ineffective in preventing steroid use.
Yet the groundbreaking programs he put on the books remain.
Groundbreaking programs closer to home are showing similar concrete results.
Though the festival orchestra with the smallest budget, the Albany Symphony prides itself on groundbreaking programming.
She produced many groundbreaking programs, including a lengthy 1958 broadcast on the civil liberties of homosexuals that is generally recognized as the first radio documentary about gay rights.
Most significant, the state has approved two groundbreaking programs to lower drug prices for the elderly and the uninsured, measures fought hard by the industry.
