The phrase "make extraordinary strides" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to achieve significant progress or improvement in a particular area. Example: The company has made extraordinary strides in their sales this quarter, exceeding their goals by 20%.
"But it has made extraordinary strides.
The medical establishment has made extraordinary strides in preventing maternal and perinatal mortality in the last 50 years.
The developing world has made extraordinary strides in reducing measles deaths, with Africa cutting them by more than 90percentt since 2000.
At the same time, there is no question that the country has made extraordinary strides in achieving its goals over the past two decades.
"Over the past year," he declared, "we have made extraordinary strides in the U.S. We're lifting up forgotten communities" and "helping every American find their path to the American Dream".
Robert Luskin, the Laborers' in-house prosecutor, said, "In the five years since these reform programs were first adopted, Liuna has made extraordinary strides in eliminating the influence of organized crime and corruption".
With impressive chutzpah, he painted Mr Howard leader of a party that stands for small government and free markets—as the irresponsible one.Having entered parliament only in 1998, and taken over as leader of a dispirited party only last December, Mr Rudd has made extraordinary strides in reviving Labor's fortunes.
He was one of 4,700 children who died when their schools crumbled around them in the earthquake that ripped through south-west China on May 12. Three months on, the government has made extraordinary strides in rebuilding a province where at least 70,000 died.
I worked with my first celebrities who came out more than two decades ago and clearly we have made extraordinary strides.
Really, in a lot of ways, cosmology has made extraordinary strides in understanding what we already understood, in greater detail.
