The phrase "a development over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a gradual change or evolution of something throughout a specific period.
Example: "The project has seen a significant development over time, leading to improved outcomes and greater efficiency."
Alternatives: "an evolution over time" or "a progression over time."
Similarly Gödel's rationalism underwent a complex development over time, from a tentative version of it at the beginning, to what was adjudged to be a fairly strong version of it in the 1950's.
To the Fichtean foundations, however, Hegel added one crucial corollary: that the Absolute, or Whole, which is a concrete universal entity, is not static but undergoes a crucial development over time.
New Flexjob grantees in treated and comparison firms tend for the most part to have a similar development over time in most characteristics between 'pre' and 'post' periods.
The estimated residual service life of pipes and pipe cohorts often assumes a stationary development over time of the external impacting factors.
In other words, assuming, e.g., 2.5 or 4 ct/kWh or a certain development over time does not alter our main conclusions (at least in all reasonable scenarios).
Gödel's realism underwent a complex development over time, in both the nature of its ontological claims as well as in Gödel's level of commitment to those claims.
For these genes there was a systematic development over time.
The latter represent a curvilinear development over time (e.g., first increasing, then decreasing).
Both countries recognised the limitations of their capacity and adopted health technologies appropriately (and attempted a sequenced development over time).
The 29 articles mentioning VP types that could not be assigned to one of the classes did not show a clear development over time, which makes it difficult to predict whether these types could be interesting innovations indicating the direction for future VP development and research.
