The phrase "a development model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a framework or approach for creating or improving systems, processes, or products.
Example: "The company adopted a development model that emphasizes iterative testing and user feedback to enhance product quality."
Alternatives: "a growth framework" or "an improvement strategy".
However, to simplify the development process it offers a development model for application developers, which integrates with the Eclipse built system.
The purpose of this study is to explore how local integrated care services are developed in the Netherlands, and to conceptualize and operationalize a development model of integrated care.
Since he took over a decade ago, Mr Kagame has happily presented himself as a development model for the whole continent, looking to Singapore rather than neighbouring Congo, a country far richer in resources whose people remain sunk in poverty as politicians feud and loot.
But as a development model it has failed.
Bretton Woods dictates have proven a disaster around the world as a development model.
It is often held up as a development model for other poor countries.
"Marina was part of the movement that made the Amazon and deforestation and the possibility of a different development model a national issue in Brazil in a way it had never been before," he said.
Despite much boasting to the contrary, the Anglo-Saxon countries (ie Britain and the US) provide a poor development model, a model of unregulated wild-west capitalism with the least equal distribution of income and wealth in the OECD.
Why does one Indian representing a hazardous development model become a threat to the existence of another Indian who tries to live in a sustainable way?
"Del Webb is a Phoenix, Ariz.-based company and its success is based on a western development model," said M. Lewis Hammet, a spokesman for Sun City Hilton Head.
This change follows a linear sequence and a linear development model.
