The phrase "address development needs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the necessity to meet or fulfill specific requirements for growth or improvement in a particular context, such as education, business, or community development.
Example: "The organization aims to address development needs in underserved communities by providing access to education and resources."
Alternatives: "meet growth requirements" or "tackle improvement needs".
The future challenge for the CCC community will be to address these development needs urgently if CCC is to become the platform technology it deserves to be.
A focus on building institutions, encouraging livestock mobility within a significantly expanded commons and supporting livelihood diversification are some of the approaches necessary to address the development needs of Namaqualand.
Global Forum on Agricultural Research (GFAR)- @GFARforum GFAR brings together voices from around the world to address agricultural development needs and enacts rapid change.
Therefore, to understand and address career development needs in the basic biomedical sciences, we need to look deeply and specifically at the career preferences for students within this particular discipline.
To help support the work of 10,000 UNICEF staff members in more than 150 countries, the board unveiled plans to strengthen public and private partnerships – through which UNICEF will continue to address the development needs of children, families and communities worldwide.
The programme, which is being supported by UNICEF, addresses the development needs of the very young in disadvantaged conditions where children benefit from quality care, development of basic skills, better health and nutrition and at the next level, better performance in pre-school; and future education.
"The Local Social Plan addresses unmet development needs and rights, prioritised by the people of Chin State and the Chin State Government, such as food security, improved access to and retention in education, and expanded coverage of quality health services", explained Bertrand Bainvel, UNICEF Representative to Myanmar.
We know that we cannot address all the development needs of our society.
