"ongoing breakthroughs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe ongoing or continuous advances or improvements in a particular field or area. Example: "The medical field has seen ongoing breakthroughs in cancer treatment over the past decade."
With digitalization and ongoing medical breakthroughs, we can change health care to be personalized, predictive, preventive, and more effective as individuals become central players in their care.
Instead, they optimize their investments around companies that have already "de-risked" their technology, commercialized it to an extent, and optimized their business for growth rather than, say, ongoing tech and science breakthroughs.
Something that reflected the ongoing march of technological breakthroughs in an increasingly cyber-dependent world, yet also one that reflected a mood of antipathy, a vague and inescapable sadness.
While ongoing technological and conceptual breakthroughs will undoubtedly help, we already have sufficient experience, know-how and technical expertise to remedy the biggest problems that afflict the world's poor, under-served and vulnerable.
Jamal Benomar, the U.N. envoy here, called the deal an "important breakthrough" in ongoing talks meant to avoid Yemen falling into civil war or disintegrating into further chaos.
This article overviews these technology breakthroughs and describes ongoing research at The Dow Chemical Company in developing new olefins products based on metallocene and post-metallocene technologies.
The general purpose of this paper is to provide an overview of ongoing scientific research, recent technological breakthroughs, and emerging technologies that offer the perspective of developing a next generation of intelligent food packaging systems to sense, detect, or record changes in the product, the package or its environment.
"This paper is an important breakthrough in an ongoing effort to complete the 'RNA first' model for the origin of life," says Steven Benner, an origin-of-life chemist at the Foundation for Applied Molecular Evolution in Alachua, Florida.
Further research on this topic is ongoing [ 126], but a breakthrough for clinical practice will probably not occur within the next few years.
The breakthroughs initiated a still ongoing revolution in lighting.
