"leap of progress" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a dramatic or unexpected improvement or advancement. For example, "The new technology has made a leap of progress in healthcare."
It might seem that a clean break would produce leaps of progress; but is this really a realistic proposition?
Today, those leaps of progress are proving tough to repeat: as new technologies develop and gasoline-electric powertrains become available in a wider range of models, the gains over existing hybrids seem more incremental than startling.
For years now, Mr. Rafsanjani has been arguing that Iran faces the threat of "Islamic fascism" and is in a "dangerous crisis," while the supreme leader insists that Iran is a "beacon of freedom" and is making "astonishing leaps of progress".
Incentivized competitions can bring about exciting advances in technology, having the power to not only drive huge leaps of progress in a short space of time, but one which can also help to create an entire ecosystem of innovators around the challenge itself, enabling new industries to be born.
"That's led to lots of leaps, lots of progressing as an artist".
That incomplete picture suggests that the leaps of social progress that African-Americans have achieved are entirely due to complacency and flowery words.
"We don't dare to dream that China will make a lot of progress in one giant leap," Mr Wang said.
On paper that is a leap of 900 points but that progress took place slowly over the course of two years.
Adoption of technological advances is facilitating the leap frogging towards real changes and speeding the pace of progress.
The biggest leap in progress has been at the Android Store, which as of April has a total of 35,947 apps, giving it an annual growth rate of 403percentt.
