The phrase "a development line" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to project management, product development, or any scenario where a line of progress or a specific path of development is being discussed.
Example: "The team has established a clear development line to ensure that all phases of the project are completed on time."
Alternatives: "a development path" or "a growth trajectory."
It's produced so many Socceroos and it's been a breeding ground and a development line for this country for a long time.
Nothing kills productivity on a development line like automated equipment.
In the early days of the microelectronics industry, for example, there would be a development line, after which the new processes or products were transferred to a preproduction line, and then, after a period of evaluation, to a production line.
Edward Robinson and his wife, Sandra, live on a cul-de-sac in a quiet development lined with oak and palmetto trees and built around a golf course in Mount Pleasant, S.C.
A development time line is made vivid by artifacts: a fertility figurine from 1000 B.C. represents the Indus Valley civilization, while classic Hinduism is illustrated by a bronze dancing Shiva from 13th- to 14th-century Tamil Nadu in southeastern India.
Mr. Zax, who since July has been chairman of the Hamilton Partnership, a nonprofit effort to create the park and related community development, lined up a broad coalition to make his case.
Along the lines of startups like Mashery, 3Scale, Webservius and Apigee, Mashape has a number of developments lined up for this year; the starup plans to add an additional 5 people to the team, support additional languages (Ruby, Python) and launch its API billing system.
Activists in Syria have reported recent Syrian troop movements close to the Golan Heights ceasefire line, a development very similar to what happened close to the Turkish border, BBC Beirut correspondent Jim Muir says.
This is a critical development, in line with one of the paper's most important recommendations, which states that "arrests of children should be conducted during daylight, notwithstanding exceptional and grave situations".
While Rwanda has not publicly thrown material support behind any rebel movements in Burundi, Nkurunziza's regime has raised concern about such a development falling along ethnic lines.
The US had warned that such a development would be a "red line" for possible intervention.
