The phrase "achieve and development" is not correct in English as it combines two words that do not fit together grammatically.
You cannot use it as it stands because "achieve" is a verb and "development" is a noun, which creates a mismatch in the phrase. An example of a correct usage would be: "Our goal is to achieve development in our community."
Alternatives: "attain growth" or "reach progress."
Agricultural investment planning must systematically integrate climate change considerations to achieve and sustain development goals.
And, to achieve and sustain inclusive development, we must also focus on young people -- in particular young women and girls.
Only real democracy can achieve stability and development to the nation and all citizens.
"China hopes that all parties concerned in Myanmar show restraint, resume stability through peaceful means as soon as possible, promote domestic reconciliation and achieve democracy and development," Mr. Wen said in Beijing, according to Agence France-Presse.
In answer to a question about Greece, Mr. Hong said: "We hope that Greece, the European Union and the international community can cooperate to achieve stability and development".
"Western countries... ask the countries of the South to achieve stability and development within a very short time frame and according to specific, imposed conditions," he stated, "without taking into account these countries' development processes or their specific national circumstances".
In Afghanistan, where the U.S. continues to define its strategy to achieve peace and development, the U.N. reports that 80% of women are affected by domestic violence, and rape is an everyday occurrence.
A large amount of scientific research and technical management has been achieved and the development and use of eucalypt has been promoted.
Have they achieved and professional development in security, investigations or psychology?
By applying Western ethnology to the in-depth investigation and research of Chinese society, it achieved innovations and development in both theory and methodology.
