The phrase "a firm development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a development that is strong, stable, or well-established in a particular context, such as business or technology.
Example: "The company has made a firm development in its sustainability practices, ensuring a greener future."
Alternatives: "a solid advancement" or "a strong progress".
While the proposal was hailed in Newark, officials in Bergen County, where the teams' Continental Arena in the Meadowlands is located, said yesterday that no proposal could go forward without a firm development plan for the Meadowlands.
These will probably involve upgrading the existing rocket with a more powerful upper-stage whilst at the same time laying down a firm development programme for a next generation rocket that benefits from substantially reduced production costs.
At the time of his arrest, Gross was working for a Bethesda firm, Development Alternatives, which had won a $6 million U.S. government contract to promote democracy in Cuba.
One of the practical implications for the managers of international new ventures is to re-balance the forces in a later stage of firm development.
This paper argues that academic high-tech start-ups exhibit peculiar "genetic characteristics" that leave an enduring imprint on firm development.
Supply-side risks come when a firm's development teams specialize so much that they forget how they are connected.
We investigate the relative importance of exit channel liquidity in private equity investments at different stages of a firm's development.
The elder Mr. Lenoci is president of United Properties, a development firm, and his son is president of United Environmental, an environmental remediation firm.
A fire that gutted the offices of a firm involved a development dispute with Tottenham Hotspur has been described by police as suspicious.
For the first time in German history, however, it provided a firm foundation for democratic development.
Open business models therefore work best if a firm leverages the external development.
