The phrase "accompany the development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing processes, projects, or initiatives that are being developed alongside other elements or factors.
Example: "The new marketing strategy will accompany the development of our latest product line to ensure a successful launch."
Alternatives: "support the development" or "complement the development".
The architecture often only exists implicitly in discussions that accompany the development.
Blunted natriuresis in response to ANP release and enhanced sodium retention during volume contraction could account for the expanded extracellular fluid volume that has consistently been reported to accompany the development of diabetic nephropathy.
"We are happy to accompany the development of Sigfox because the technology it offers can be decisive to accelerate the deployment of the Internet of things.
The learning of motor skill (Set Shoot) initially involve perception of an object, especially visual perception, the interest in perception accompany the development of the interest in skill acquisition (Singh et al. 2005, p.148).
Mayer in 1996 also supported that learning a motor skill initially involves visual perception of the skill to be performed which inculcate interest in mental imaginary accompany the development of the interest in skill acquisition (Towers 2007).
Clearly, this technology is no longer mere fantasy and it will be nearly as interesting to follow the politics that are sure to accompany the development of this alternative to present packaging as edible containers simply become more palatable.
Standardization and regularization of tenurial and territorial bonds and of ceremonies such as homage accompanied the development of centralized government, as lords and kings utilized these devices (and many others) to buttress and extend their authority.
To analyze whether tumor-associated lymphangiogenesis accompanies the development from premalignant conjunctival intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) into invasive squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) of the conjunctiva and to study its association with prognosis and other tumor characteristics.
