The phrase "again the development of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a repeated or ongoing process of development in a particular context.
Example: "Again the development of new technologies is reshaping the industry landscape."
Alternatives: "once more the advancement of" or "repeatedly the progress of".
And so in fact, let's go back and see again the development of the partial sums in relation to the original time function.
Fast-forward another 10 years and we have the current movement: The adoption of smartphones, which has ushered in, once again, the development of client-side applications (apps).
Again the development of the argument is the thing, and that takes time".
The concept of self-efficacy in Bandura's social-cognitive learning theory [ 45] and, again, the development of a sense of agency is important to our intervention considering the feelings of being helpless and overwhelmed with which the children in our target group struggle.
The pattern occurs again and again in the development of what are now known as "emerging viruses," of which the most notorious is the one that causes AIDS.
In the past two years, overseas markets have expanded yet again with the development of Euro-equities and Euro-commercial paper.
North Korea is forging ahead again with the development of nuclear weapons and the Putin/Medvedev government appears determined to reassert Russian interests in Asia.
The pragmatic advantages of alphabetic writing systems over the pictographic became apparent twice in the past millennium: after the invention of the movable-type printing press in the 15th century and again with the development of information processing by electronic means since the mid-1940s.
We see a perfect example of Say's Law, as the increased supply of spectrum capacity leads, over and over again, to the development of new hardware and software that grows demand for bandwidth to absorb all the new capacity that technology has provided.
In response to inflammation and viral infection, there is an expansion of more mature CD14+CD16+ and CD14loCD16+ monocyte populations first with acute infection and again with the development of AIDS, when these cells can represent up to 40% of the total circulating monocyte population [10], [33].
Serum estradiol and progesterone levels usually elevated at disease onset, decreased dramatically after operation, and they elevated again with the development of recurrence.
