The phrase "a greater development of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the enhancement or expansion of a particular idea, concept, or project.
Example: "The research aims to promote a greater development of renewable energy technologies to combat climate change."
Alternatives: "an increased advancement of" or "a more significant evolution of".
He recommends sending skilled priests and more soldiers into the area, building of churches and houses, a greater development of agricultural resources, and the raising of stock.
The Scottish government said only independence would lead to a greater development of the country's space industry.
This characteristic permits the transgenic tomato to be picked at a later stage of maturity with a greater development of flavor compounds and therefore better taste.
Therefore, undifferentiated tumors present a greater development of the peritumoral inflammatory process when compared to moderately differentiated and well-differentiated tumors.
Coussens et al., (1999) also found in carcinomas of oral mucosa an association between the predominance of mast cells in the peritumoral infiltrate and a greater development of the stromal angiogenesis, which would provide adequate blood supply for neoplastic nutrition, and consequently, a poorer prognosis.
"A great development of fractional calculus theory was made possible by the introduction of a number of variants of the Mittag-Leffler function since the early 1900s.
There is a great development of grasses that were of very low frequency and rarely flowered under grazing, such as Paspalum indecorum, Schizachyrium imberbe and Digitaria saltensis.
This is a great development for lovers of classic, world, and independent cinema everywhere.
Its a great development for the economics of the game, says Michael Weiner, executive director of the MLB Players Association.
Sweden's strength in hydro makes it a good candidate for greater development of wind power, according to analysts.
