The phrase "about the development in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing progress or changes in a specific area or field.
Example: "The report provides insights about the development in renewable energy technologies over the past decade."
Alternatives: "regarding the advancements in" or "concerning the progress in".
But he added, "We are hearing concern from our member companies about the development in the U.S. and worry about consumer confidence".
In an email to his head office in Panama, Hangartner wrote: "Sascha is not very pleased about the development in BVI [British Virgin Islands]." He was now looking for "alternatives", Hangartner added – in other words other secret jurisdictions where a client might park their money.
"It is about the development in the next couple of years.
At the time of writing Facebook had not responded to a request for comment about the development in the case.
The aim of this review is to provide a comprehensive detail about the development in the area of application of FEM in bone biomechanics during the last decades.
Second, insofar as mergers and acquisitions can be considered as mindful and deliberate acts targeted to extend company's future handling options, they represent the vision of at least one involved company about the development in a given field thus unveiling possible synergy of the deal.
Western governments, which have pressed for Ms. Tymoshenko's release, have expressed muted concern about the developments in Georgia.
Ms. Nixon talked about the developments in the life of another character, Charlotte, and how that character's efforts to become pregnant would be a continuing story this season.
Gilbert hadn't heard about the developments in the Crowe case, but, while he sympathizes with "whatever" victims everywhere, he generally favors a proportionate response.
