The phrase "a certain development in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific but not explicitly defined change or progress in a particular area or field.
Example: "The researchers noted a certain development in the understanding of climate change impacts over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a specific advancement in" or "a particular change in".
Recently, BIM technology has got a certain development in China, however, it is still lacking of abilities in application and operation, especially in drawings query and real-time data feedback and update on site.
Having a bunch of engineers and developers in-house has also given BuzzFeed reporters a resource for figuring things out like the technological feasibility of different inventions, or the impact of a certain development in an industry that they're writing about, Honan said.
His conception undergoes a certain development: in the Logica Magna he denies that what is signified by a true negative proposition is something real, since it is neither an atomic being, nor an aggregate, nor a molecular being (II, tr. 11, p. 122).
While offering a survey of certain developments in the Roman empire, it leaves aside the Christian Fathers, and in particular the great upheaval of thought effected by Augustine, who is the starting point for the SEP's treatment of medieval political philosophy.
Too often, they seem to be following the demands of narrative convention rather than their own impulses, and certain developments in the plot — a gunshot, a violent robbery — seem arbitrary and implausible.
The US has criticised certain developments in Kyrgyzstan, but in general the main concern was about stability.
The ability to predict certain developments in the future using the equations of maths is something that not only mathematicians but also climate scientists, astronomers and economists would love to develop.
In my view the new management of the central bank, due to a lack of appropriate professional experience, is not capable of guiding the professionally competent staff of the central bank and cannot always appropriately judge why certain developments in the market happen and what kind of economic factors contribute to these developments.
Hegel's critique of certain developments in post-Reformation art such as the aspiration to do no more than imitate nature is thus based, not on contingent personal preferences, but on his philosophical understanding of the true nature and purpose of art.
However, certain developments in quantum gravity suggest that the Planck mass could be much lower: some braneworld scenarios for example put the boundary as low as.
Certain developments in this sector are pertinent to critical care.
