"through milestones" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a journey, process, or growth that has been marked by important points in time. For example: "He tracked his progress through milestones, celebrating each success along the way."
Like many other longtime residents and business owners, Mr. Meresie traces the neighborhood's growth through milestones like the 1987 expansion of Studio Theater at 14th and P Streets.
Mr. Kaplan has not ruled out such a move, but he is looking for partnerships that are in tune with his mission of providing books to help families through milestones, like college and high school.
The word "desire" ripples through "Milestones," and always, it seems, meaning the same thing — the drunken temptress on the ship, a tattooed boy in a Washington, D.C., coffee shop, the terrible peril of the church hop.
The goal was to find newcomers who got connected (and productive) much more quickly than peers starting at the same time and who stayed in the organization through milestones, such as the first nine months and the two- to four-year tenure band, at which flight risk is greatest.
Coordinate a systemwide, and systematic, effort by which cohort data for student progress through milestones and key enrollment patterns are analyzed for every college, and ensure that the colleges use the results of these analyses to guide changes to campus practices.
The Obama team did an exemplary job telling his life story through milestones — from his infamous birth certificate printed on a mug to his first job at Baskin-Robbins, when he met Michelle, and more.
HKSTP incubation team will check their performance according to the submitted plan through milestone assessments.
Fourth, through milestone funding and the awards night of the competition, students were able to effectively communicate the rationale for and results of their innovative activity.
I kept my head down and I plowed ahead, going through milestone after milestone as my children grew.
The exhibition is accompanied by a Web site, Mapping Staten Island, that guides visitors through historical milestones in the borough.
Mentorship: We advise graduate students, aiding them in a smooth transition into their program, supporting them through key milestones, and guiding them toward completion and life beyond Princeton.
