The phrase "a liaison development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to establishing or enhancing communication and cooperation between different parties or organizations.
Example: "The company initiated a liaison development to improve collaboration between the marketing and sales teams."
Alternatives: "a partnership initiative" or "a communication strategy".
Ms. Knee served in the U.S. Public Health Service during the 1940s and in the then-new National Institute of Mental Health, where she was a liaison for policy development and technical assistance concerning the mental health components of Medicare and Medicaid.
As a Senior Engineer I acted as a liaison between the product development group and customers to set goals and complete projects in a timely and thorough manner.
William Mueller, who acts as a liaison between the research and development and the marketing operations of Agilent, said that makers of wireless communications gadgets like wireless card modems for laptop computers and hand-held organizers had shown the greatest interest in the film resonators.
The proposed components of shared care included: primary care-based systems for registers, recall, and review; education and audit; and the development of a liaison relationship with specialists; these generic components, the systems of shared care, were derived from the literature [ 17].
Chan was one of two deputy mayors charged with overseeing Garcetti's economic agenda, serving as a liaison to key agencies involved in development, including the city's planning and building departments.
Cornell Cooperative Extension served as a liaison and as a resource and assisted in the development and implementation of voluntary BMPs in selected sub-watersheds of Conesus Lake.
I worked in housing regeneration as a liaison officer on big local authority projects and private developments.
The individual will monitor trends and developments in scholarly communication and act as a liaison to national efforts in the area (such as SPARC and HathiTrust).
"Dr. Rue will assist the Department in the development of case strategy, procurement of expert witnesses and be a liaison between the Office and the experts, as well as assist in discovery and trial preparation".
[25] A liaison may cost more upfront, but may prove more cost-effective if problems arise during development.
