The phrase "a development toward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe progress or movement in a particular direction, often in relation to ideas, projects, or trends.
Example: "The recent changes in policy represent a significant development toward more sustainable practices in the industry."
Alternatives: "a shift towards" or "an advancement in the direction of".
The third, "Grido," completed a development toward more normal sounds.
The others, dating from 1968 to 2010, show a development toward an increasingly conservative, ponderous monumentality.
The Great Awakening has been seen, therefore, as a development toward an evangelical Calvinism.
"The core of the French business school market is still in France, but there's a development toward internationalization," he said.
The German ES Transformation is largely a development toward a smart grid.
Norway is seeing a development toward increasing body weight and a change toward a more sedentary lifestyle, together with an increasing prevalence of type 2 diabetes earlier in life than has previously been the case.
A musical form was "teleological" if it followed a purposeful development toward an end.
This would be a dangerous development toward a chaotic situation in which political leaders will find it very difficult to control the unfolding of international events.
Tiara, at the Club Med Punta Cana (809-686-5500; www.clubmed.us) on the easternmost tip of the island is among them, a development geared toward families, offering a cluster of 32 spacious oceanfront suites and a private infinity pool and bar.
The exhibition traces a clear development toward increasing focus and intimacy, starting with an outdoor scene and a busily acrobatic trompe l'oeil vanitas painting in which no fewer that six objects project precariously beyond the edge of a stone ledge.
This is a promising development toward making use of the cellulolytic capabilities of this microbe to reduce the complex multi-step bioprocess to a CBP [ 13].
