"major headway" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe the progress of a task or a significant achievement. For example, "Thanks to our hard work, we have made major headway in addressing the issue."
At the very least, it did signal that the Clippers made major headway in creating their half of a rivalry, writes Lee Jenkins on SI.com.
Although many challenges remain, rapid progress during 2004 2014 has successfully translated several engineered organs into the clinical setting, while for others, major headway has been made.
"We're kidding ourselves if we think we've made major headway on the issue of racism," said one veteran of the movement, the Rev. Nelson Johnson, 70, of Greensboro, N.C.
"We've heard rumors that the Guggenheim is looking for a northern branch, maybe up here," Mr. Meiselman added, barely disguising his glee, and vowing to have made "major headway" on some of these ideas by summer.
Those leaders have argued that the prospect of a referendum, with its threat of choking off European markets accounting for more than half of all Britain's exports of goods and services, could stifle the foreign investment that Britain needs if it is to make major headway in trimming the ranks of its 2.5 million unemployed.
Nonproliferation experts continue to argue that it is difficult to make major headway in such a committeelike forum, and that if progress is to be made, it will have to happen in private one-on-one discussions between Iranian officials and the Obama administration.
4. Take cold showers Long practiced by Hindu monks and priests( in the rivers) to train in self-control and self-discipline, the benefits of taking cold showers have recently made a headway into major scientific research.
Meanwhile, though, PayScale is finding plenty of signs that humanities majors in general -- and English majors in particular -- are making headway in faster-growing areas related to digital content.
Two other news articles on the same day, "Sharon Says Tough Measures Could Lead to Peace Talks" and "A Palestinian Senses an Opening for Peace," illustrate an opportunity for Mr. Bush to make headway on two major foreign policy fronts with one thrust.
Financials weighed on the broader market, but the major averages still made modest headway, as the Dow gained 22 points, or 0.2%, to 11,169, the S&P 500 added 3 points, or 0.2%, to 1,248, and the Nasdaq was up 15 points, or 0.7%, to 2,250.
But Mr. Price's services appear to be making some headway with New York's major landlords.
