Sentence examples for a planned development from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a planned development" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to a project that has been thought about ahead of time and is ready to be implemented. Example: "The mayor has proposed a planned development to improve the city's infrastructure."
There is also Silvercup West, a planned development by Silvercup Studios that received final approval from the city in August.
In December, I went to Ohio to meet the Lotzes, who live in a planned development called Hudson Hills.
When the couple first bought the merry-go-round, they were looking for a graceful amenity to adorn a planned development, including a marina and a shopping complex.
They rented an apartment in Discovery Bay, a planned development on Lantau Island, which is a 30-minute ferry ride from the Central section of Hong Kong Island.
The 400-strong group were demonstrating against the tripling of rent on a Hoxton estate due to a planned development currently threatening 93 families with eviction.
A Kendal project under development in Granville, Ohio, will have ties to Denison University, and a planned development in Sleepy Hollow, N.Y., is exploring a possible link to a local college.
Reston is a 7,400-acre 7,400-acreveloplannedfoundevelopment, 18 miles northwest ofoundedngton in Fairfax County, Va.
Sebastian Catovsky of the ABI says that it is unclear how strict planning rules will be for well-protected but low-lying areas like the Thames Gateway, a huge planned development in east London.
As a result of planned development, the older sections of the town look like a chessboard with long, wide streets with rectangular corners.
The 75-building community, Waterbuurt, within the IJ Lake in east Amsterdam's IJburg community, made waves around the world for being the first development of its kind: a large-scale, planned development of what could be considered conventional homes not house boats.
The area surrounding the station consists of a mixture of planned development, commercial, and residential areas.
