"pioneering experiment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a new and innovative experiment or trial. For example, "The scientists conducted a pioneering experiment to create a vaccine for the virus."
Then last week, almost unnoticed, a pioneering experiment of the kind that must succeed if the NHS is to stay viable fell apart.
It is a pioneering experiment in crowd-sourcing what had traditionally been investigative journalism, in a country where that type of journalism is repressed.
A pioneering experiment to help people off benefits and into work is being expanded after trials showed that almost 20% of claimants taking part were more likely to get a job three months after signing on than those excluded.
His home is in Karl Marx-Hof, the expressionist workers' fortress that was Europe's pioneering experiment in social housing in the 1920s and then a battleground in the civil war of 1934, when the left lost to the pre-Hitler Austro-fascists.
Aside from his work with Indian classical musicians, Alla Rakha notably collaborated with American jazz drummer Buddy Rich to create the album Rich à la Rakha (1968), a pioneering experiment in the type of cross-cultural musical fusion that became increasingly popular later in the 20th century.
BBC London's home affairs correspondent Guy Smith went to Rialto in Southern California where they have carried out a pioneering experiment with officers wearing the body cameras for over a year.
Because of his interest in why some objects attract others, Dr. Gilbert conducted pioneering experiments with static electricity, then called the amber effect because rubbing a dry cloth on pieces of amber causes them to attract feathers and other light objects.
But Dr Saffo's point is that anthropologists are now regarded as a necessity at such firms.The use of anthropological techniques in industry goes back to the 1920s, when a group of researchers, including Lloyd Warner of Harvard University, conducted several pioneering experiments at a factory in Cicero, Illinois, examining the impact of pay, working conditions and other incentives on productivity.
In and around this area, Wilbur and Orville Wright conducted pioneering experiments into flight.
For example, in pioneering experiments in the '90s it was observed that the injection of mitochondria isolated from rat liver in WI-38 human fibroblasts had different effects on the survival of the injected cells depending on the age of the donor rat.
All this fed into his compositional work, which pioneered experiments with tape loops, the practice of phasing – repetitive musical phrases that shift in and out of unison – and later, the musical style that would become known as minimalism.
