The phrase "research breakthrough" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe an important discovery or invention that has been made through research. For example: "The breakthrough from the research team at Stanford University has been a major success in the fight against cancer."
The company was formed after a research breakthrough by a couple of researchers at Cornell, Kevin Tang and Nithin Michael.
In a call to rapid action, Zoellick said: "This is not an issue like HIV/AIDS where you need some research breakthrough.
Every research breakthrough, every announcement of a master key that we can turn to reverse all that, has been followed by setbacks and confusion.
But as competitors ceased production on the news that those fibers could lodge in the lungs and cause cancer, Grace reported a "research breakthrough".
It is not irrational to fear Alzheimer's: it is only irrational that we are not doing much more to find a research breakthrough.
Female scientists and academics will often decline to speak publicly about their latest research breakthrough because they don't want to take all the credit for what was a team effort, and they'll then suggest a male colleague.
Dr Eric Karran, director of research at the charity, said: "Working in universities and hospitals alongside people affected by dementia and their families, academic researchers are best placed to take research breakthroughs and progress them into real world benefits for the people that so desperately need them.
However, the inherent scaling limitations of electron devices bring many technical challenges from traditional work mode, i.e., material and basic device physics; therefore, researchers should promptly overcome or improve some of these challenges with various research breakthroughs.
A final victory over AIDS will require research breakthroughs.
Most important is the increased potential for highly significant research breakthroughs.
For this is a gateway to bring to market the most exciting research breakthroughs across high technology and life sciences.
