The phrase "a balanced development of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for equitable growth or progress in various contexts, such as economics, education, or personal development.
Example: "The government aims to ensure a balanced development of urban and rural areas to promote overall national growth."
Alternatives: "equitable growth of" or "harmonious development of".
One is to invest in relatively less developed sectors in order to achieve a balanced development of domestic and foreign trade.
(4) The South and North will pursue a balanced development of their national economies and build mutual trust by accelerating exchange in the social, cultural, sports, health and environmental sectors.
The first implies a balanced development of body and mind, ability and imagination; the second, the recognition of the limits of mind and the range and limitations of talent; the third, an outcome of the other two, is the style and self-assurance that come from the resulting self-control and confidence.
Proposition 1 is hereby supported and extended to more specific needed initiatives by the industry actors for a balanced development of explorative and exploitative initiatives.
Human Factors integration is concerned with "providing a balanced development of both the technical and human aspects of equipment procurement" and essentially "ensures the application of scientific knowledge about human characteristics through the specification, design and evaluation of systems".
The aim of pre-primary education in Hong Kong is to provide children with a relaxing and pleasurable learning environment to promote a balanced development of different aspects necessary to a child's development such as the physical, intellectual, language, social, emotional and aesthetic aspects.
China looks to be on a path to sustain 7 plus per cent growth for another decade, assuming there is follow-up implementation of clearly stated system reforms designed to alter the growth pattern toward a more balanced development of the tradable (exports) and non-tradable sides (domestic consumption).
It is hypothesized that this apparent paradox is explained by the fact that they possess a complex and peculiar balancing between pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory factors, resulting in a slower, more limited and balanced development of inflammaging, in comparison with old subjects, who are characterized by either faster or inadequately counteracted inflammatory responses [ 6].
The Commission's Report noted that there are doubts on the capacity of the EU regulatory framework to deal with episodes of extreme market volatility or with a crisis situation after the expiry of the quota regime, especially with a view to ensuring the balanced development of milk production across the EU and avoiding extreme concentration in the most productive areas.
We commend the formulation and submission of Ecotech Action Plans by individual member economies as a major step forward for promoting sound and balanced development of APEC and ask Ministers and Officials to develop the exercise as lessons are learned.
However, the Arabian Peninsula countries are at a critical juncture with regard to managing water and financial resources in a sustainable manner and securing the balanced development of economic, social and environmental conditions for their citizens and future generations.
