The sentence "achieve further development" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to express the idea of making progress or advancing in a direction. For example: "The company is aiming to achieve further development in its customer service initiatives."
However, with the development of modern multivariable control system frequency domain theory, frequency domain analysis method gets more and more attentions by the electricity workers in recent years, and then achieves further development.
This unraveling is thought to be essential in order to surmount the challenges mentioned above and to achieve further breakthroughs in the development of metallic aerogels.
From the viewpoint of the authors, treatment with VEGF gene transfer might not induce serious side effects but requires additional development to achieve further therapeutic effects.
Important research efforts are made to achieve further improvements, such as for the development of cementitious materials with an enhanced bioreceptivity to stimulate biological growth.
In terms of how teachers should be compensated and evaluated, Mr. Green said he would like to give principals more power, adding that he supported "bonus pay" for teachers who achieved further professional development or advanced degrees.
To achieve further progress in translational proteomics, technological developments in MS such as faster separations, more effective ion sources, higher instrumental resolution/mass accuracy, detectors with greater dynamic range, and advanced data acquisition approaches are expected to increasingly allow broad non-targeted measurements that retain the benefits of targeted approaches.
Recognizing the need to achieve further enzyme cost reduction, the DOE issued Funding Opportunity Announcement FOAA) DE-PS36-07GO97034, 'Develofment of Saccharifying Enzymes for Commercial Use'.
For further development of this therapeutic vaccine, a DNA prime followed by protein boost might be ideal in order to achieve further enhancements in immunogenicity.
It would lead to a version of scenario 3. Another important change is the progress that has been achieved in further development of encapsulation materials, the lack of which we characterized as a reverse salient.
