The phrase "a development vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans, strategies, or goals related to growth or progress in a specific area, such as business, community, or personal development.
Example: "The organization has established a development vision that focuses on sustainable growth and community engagement."
Alternatives: "a growth strategy" or "a progress plan."
Since the end of the twentieth century, a new development vision was introduced in various realms to transform Doha into a regional hub city.
The role involves doing research to understand the customer's perspective, creating a product development vision and working with engineers to execute the vision.
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The report suggests there should be four elements underpinning the new thinking on the relationship between finance and policies: consideration of all types of finance (public, private, domestic and international); recognition of the role of complementary policies, both national and international; a focus on long-term enablers, and a transformative post-2015 devisionent vision.
Debating policy on this issue will be an opportunity to leverage Columbia University expertise to explore a new paradigm of refugee integration in host countries beyond relief and temporary settlement, and identify a framework that responds to this global crisis with a long-term development vision.
Under their leadership, a powerful responsible financial market development vision is emerging -- a vision that essentially aims at banking the other half of the global working-age adult population.
Tackling climate change on campus has resulted in an unprecedented level of "One Harvard" collaboration among our decentralized and diverse community, allowing for significant progress to be made against our goals, and providing the foundation for pursuing a more holistic sustainable development vision.
It was deemed necessary to formulate a longer term economic development vision.
To that end, UNAIDS has suggested that shared responsibility and global solidarity rest on three premises: · Countries demonstrate political leadership through a willingness and ability to articulate a national AIDS, health and development vision and pull partner efforts in alignment.
