The phrase "a cultural development" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing progress, changes, or advancements within a specific culture or society.
Example: "The festival was a significant cultural development that brought the community together and celebrated their heritage."
Alternatives: "a cultural advancement" or "a cultural evolution".
This is a cultural development, partially under the direction of the all-powerful NCAA.
Mathematics is too recent a cultural development for humans to have evolved mathematics-specific neural resources.
"It's a large target to find from private sources for a cultural development, but it's been heartening to see the interest locally and increasingly nationally for the project - even before being out on site, we're getting there".
The UAE's strategic vision today in its global form promotes not only UAE's heritage and culture but also a global cultural development, processes and actions through innovation, and smart-thinking, planning, and action.
For inhabitants of cities to live an enriched life in every means, they require more than just the infrastructure and the trappings of material wealth: They require an attachment to a place, a sense of belonging and a sense of purpose, of which, a sound cultural development can help generate.
Finally the completion of the New Museum of Contemporary Art on the Lower East Side in December is expected to be a significant cultural development in the city.
The tools of human beings progress relatively little during the Stone Age until there comes a rapid cultural development during the Holocene.
He was accused of having a conflict of interest while acting as a competition judge for a government-backed cultural development project a decade ago, for which he is currently under questioning at a special legislative inquiry that will go on until after election day.
The creation of the Arts Centre (1984), on land near the centre of the city of Melbourne, was an important cultural development for the state.
The lower-Yellow River region had a separate sequence of cultural development: Qinglangang culture (5400- 4000 BCE), Dawenkou culture (4300- 2500 BCE), Shandong Longshan culture (2500-2000 BCE), and the Yue Shi culture (1900-1500 BCE).
The caves provide a rare glimpse at a sequence of cultural development from early nomadic hunter-gatherers to settled cultivators to expressions of spirituality.
