The phrase "a development corporation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an organization that focuses on economic development, urban planning, or real estate projects.
Example: "The city has partnered with a development corporation to revitalize the downtown area."
Alternatives: "an economic development agency" or "a growth corporation."
A development corporation has been set up.
The searchlights have a 40-year lifespan, said Anita Contini, a development corporation vice president.
Columbia has agreed to negotiate with a development corporation and the community board over providing a broad range of benefits.
In 1994 it shrewdly decided to set up a development corporation and remove day-to-day business decisions from the hands of the tribal government.
A development corporation property manager who visited the barge on Wednesday called the Fire Department to examine the emergency exit gangway.
This Scottish enclave in the English Midlands was designated a new town in 1950, with a development corporation to plan it and a projected population of 82,000.
What is required is a new institution, a world development corporation, that would harness the skills and capabilities of global multinational corporations for the benefit of the farmers.
Edwards chose to finance the scheme through an urban development corporation, a device already perfected by his Tory colleague, Michael Heseltine, for using public money to attract private investment.
When Josiah left for grad school, he was a tenured researcher in a genetics lab and had a seat on the board of a community development corporation.
Two examples are a housing loan corporation and a highway development corporation.
"Eleven times they've broken in," said Mr. Greenfield, who founded a business development corporation and served on a local preservation board to help revitalize the now-gentrifying neighborhood.
