The phrase "a development specialist" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a professional who focuses on developing programs, projects, or strategies, often in fields like education, community development, or organizational growth.
Example: "She works as a development specialist, helping non-profits improve their outreach and effectiveness."
Alternatives: "a growth consultant" or "a program developer."
The social impact of such project-based digital training is "disproportionately advantageous" in the developing world, according to Allison M Glinski, a development specialist at the Washington DC-based International Center for Research on Women.
LeRoy Hollenbeck, a development specialist, has lived in Indonesia for 21 years, speaks the language and works with an all-Indonesian staff.
John D. Clark, a development specialist on leave from the World Bank, has argued that globalization was always a highly selective thing.
Moreover, the new aid proposed by Mr. Bush would still leave the United States as "the benchmark at the bottom of world donors," said Jeffrey D. Sachs, a development specialist at Harvard and a special adviser to Mr. Annan.
"It has to be more than announcing amounts at a summit, it is about going home and putting that money in national budgets," said Emma Seery, a development specialist at Oxfam International, a global antipoverty organization.
But a development specialist who works on gender issues for USAID and has reviewed both bid documents said the original program was "much stronger when it comes to women". The revised program has a greater focus on providing basic services to the population — a key element of the U.S. counterinsurgency strategy.
After considering jobs with a public relations firm and a management consulting firm, I accepted a position as a drug development specialist with Apotex, a Canadian pharmaceutical company.
Ms. Jansdotter, a business development specialist with a degree in industrial engineering and business, brought in a consultant (and fellow parent), Marie Andreasson, who had experience in both retailing and patternmaking.
Prior to joining UNC, Mr Cizek managed national licensure and certification testing programmes for American College Testing, served as a test development specialist for a statewide assessment programme, and taught elementary school for five years in Michigan.
So while I'm not a child development specialist, from a pastor's perspective, I am interested in the move toward educational approaches that reward good behavior with opportunities, rather than punish bad behavior with pain and humiliation.
Both of them revel in their work, she as a media relations specialist at the Fashion Institute of Technology, he as a business development specialist at ArcWell, a medical practice that treats nursing home residents.
