The phrase "advances the development of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing progress or improvement in a particular field, project, or initiative.
Example: "The new policy advances the development of renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "promotes the growth of" or "fosters the progress of".
The 19th century brought two major advances: the development of heavy transport (railways and later iron ships) and the widening market for different types of coal for smelting, gas, and steam production.
This work advances the development of nanowire resonators that are working beyond linear regime.
Third, the individuals' engagement in workplace activities constitutes and advances the development of vocational competencies (Billett 2001a).
Despite recent advances, the development of DSLs is error-prone and requires substantial engineering efforts.
The requirement for low-power consumption advances the development of antiferromagnetic (AFM) spintronics manipulated by electric fields.
But he insists that these factors are valuable in that pursuit only insofar as their consideration advances the development of theories that are empirically adequate and empirically strong.
Discovering the critical molecular mechanisms of TNBC and developing new compounds targeting these mechanisms may advance the development of TNBC treatments.
In the following research exploration, human antibodies developed by phage display [ 9– 11] and human Ig mice advanced the development of mAb greatly [ 12, 13].
In conjunction with the Case Foundation, Daniel Case was instrumental in starting Accelerate Brain Cancer Cure, a foundation created to advance the development of a cure for brain cancer.
In the course of his writings Irenaeus advanced the development of an authoritative canon of Scriptures, the creed, and the authority of the episcopal office.
