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The phrase "has been making strides" is correct and usable in written English.
It has the same meaning as the phrase "has been making progress," which is often used as a way of saying that someone or something has been doing well and making improvements. Example sentence: The company has been making strides in recent years, becoming an industry leader in the process.
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Still, compared with some sources like nuclear power, wind power has been making strides.
Since that day, Mr. McTavey has been making strides, both as a writer and performer.
In this talk, Daniel will discuss two areas where his lab has been making strides to address this gap.
Iran has learned a great deal from this work; recently it has been making strides in its own missile technology.
But along with the rise of amateur sumo abroad, women's sumo in Japan has been making strides.
Intel has been making strides here, saying it will roll out a virtual cable service city by city.
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In their defense, the cruise lines have been making strides.
Nathaniel Sawtell and Larry Abbott, neuroscientists at Columbia's Zuckerman Institute, have been making strides in solving this mystery.
Our military have been making strides to engage on this agenda.
This is big news for a country that, until recently, had been making strides in its efforts to curb deforestation.
"In the past year we have been making strides to loosen our policy," Maxwell L. Anderson, the director of the Dallas Museum of Art, noted in an e-mail.
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