The phrase "achieve this development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to progress or growth in a specific area.
Example: "In order to improve our services, we must identify the key factors that will help us achieve this development."
Alternatives: "attain this progress" or "realize this advancement."
To achieve this, the development of well-designed HMI will be crucial.
In this context, the current work follows the model-driven engineering principles to achieve this customized development.
In order to achieve this, the development of new methodologies to support the analysis and integration of large data sets has to be implemented (Aiden & Michel 2013).
To achieve this goal, development of the visual representation must fulfill a twofold requirement: on the one hand, the design must capture the inherent rigor of the underlying formalism; on the other, it must meet the final user intuition.
This sort of innovative, long-term financing will enable the global community to achieve this ambitious development agenda.
To achieve this goal, the development of a three-dimensional vascular-like network that extended throughout the tissue-engineered construct was essential to supply sufficient oxygen and nutrients to all of the cells in the constructs.
The NIHR sought to achieve this through the development of research-capable staff by funding a Faculty of highly skilled researchers from a range of healthcare professions and by developing the research skills and career paths of future leaders of research through a series of awards and post-graduate training.
Current approaches to achieve this include the development of novel agents, such as HIF-1 inhibitors, or the strategies to increase the sensitivity of hypoxic cancer cells to existing therapy modalities (Melillo, 2007; Onnis et al, 2009; Begg et al, 2011).
To achieve this objective, the developments described here were focused not only on the use of a specially designed experimental apparatus but also on an associated test methodology.
