The phrase "strides are being made" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is often used to describe positive progress or developments towards a certain goal. For example: "The company has made great strides this year in improving customer service."
Great strides are being made in industries other than tech.
Even more significantly, strides are being made towards establishing redistribution schemes nationwide.
While strides are being made to divert or treat runoff during the summer, solutions are nonexistent for the winter months.
Though strides are being made to prevent and end homelessness, our shelters are still full to bursting.
Significant strides are being made by operational centers around the world to effectively use these remotely-sensed observations in forecast models.
Important strides are being made on several fronts, including understanding the origin of long-range effects and allosteric structural mechanisms, using both experimental and theoretical approaches.
Incredible strides were being made in AI, and others at MIT were building complex computer vision systems and futuristic robot arms.
He said that while strides were being made to close legal ivory markets, the emphasis now was on enforcing such legislation and closing loopholes that allowed trade to continue.
It looked like some great strides were being made as to how society viewed beauty.
After the Civil War, strides were being made in the political sphere with numerous African-Americans being elected to statewide offices and national congressional and senatorial seats, but southern whites launched an execrable assault on African-Americans in the form of domestic terrorism and the institution of Jim Crow laws.
The really big strides, though, are being made not by the Army but by the Waves.
