The phrase "a few development" is not correct in English.
It should be "a few developments." You can use the corrected phrase when referring to multiple instances or types of progress or changes in a particular area.
Example: "There have been a few developments in the project that we need to discuss in our meeting."
Alternatives: "several advancements" or "a couple of improvements."
By moving beyond poverty, beyond aid, beyond what rich countries need to do and beyond a few development geeks, the SDGs are a huge step forward.
Called "More Disruption Please," the movement has elicited a few development partners, but CEO Jonathan Bush would like to see more.
Software bootcamps now train working engineers in a matter of months, and startups can turn ideas into products in a few development cycles.
"The academy is not just a body that has a few development programmes, it is a key intervention that will enable managers to make decisions that will provide better care for patients".
Seagate, for instance, can transfer some products into manufacturing by moving only a few development engineers to the factory temporarily; five years ago, 20 or more were commonly needed.
Her old ally, Senator Leichter, whose district includes the neighborhood and who has sought to block a few development deals in his time, and Representative Charles B. Rangel, Assemblyman Herman D. Farrell and Councilman Stanley E. Michels think that's too much.
But Goodenough said 18C repeal was not as urgent any more because "there have been a few developments" since March.
"Over the last few months, there have been a few developments that I am not at liberty to disclose," Mrs. Pirro said.
While worries about Lucent's liquidity have all but disappeared in recent months, the company's ability to meet its debt obligations still hinges on a few developments.
The country has made its bed and will have to sleep in it awhile, but a few developments suggest getting tough may not be as simple as advertised.
