The part of a sentence "groundbreaking projects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe an innovative project or activity that leads to significant changes or improvements. For example: "The company has several groundbreaking projects in the works to reduce its environmental impact."
There are other groundbreaking projects taking place.
Outside of the boardroom, she has applied her skills to a variety of groundbreaking projects.
Many fine musicians worked on these groundbreaking projects in the early stages of their careers.
The tech giant provides top-notch health care, competitive pay, comprehensive benefits, and "the chance to work on some truly groundbreaking projects," he says.
Investigators are introduced to novel technologies and facilities, launching groundbreaking projects that advance biomedical research and have led to the creation of successful new companies.
Our affiliated labs and research centers afford unprecedented opportunities for undergraduates to participate in groundbreaking projects and interdisciplinary collaborations with clinical and therapeutic applications.
Our judges agreed that this groundbreaking project had really "put Sainsbury's on the radar".
The English village green is the inspiration behind Reid's groundbreaking project.
A groundbreaking project devised in 2010 with BBC Radio 4, it included a 100-part radio series voiced by the museum's director, Neil MacGregor.
The Roosegaarde Studio's first groundbreaking project was an interactive dance floor that generated electricity through dancers' movements on sensors embedded in the floor.
Groundbreaking project Under the banner of "Hana Linux" - literally "One" Linux - the two countries have agreed to work on a groundbreaking IT development project that might shatter the final Cold War boundary.
