The phrase "all development in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various aspects of development within a specific context, such as a project, field, or area of study.
Example: "All development in the software industry has been significantly influenced by advancements in artificial intelligence."
Alternatives: "all progress in the" or "all growth in the".
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Without better protections, polluted shorelines can only get worse as nearly half of all development in the United States is along coastlines.
"Our position on all development in the canyon is to keep it away," said Sandy Bahr, a spokeswoman for the Grand Canyon Chapter of the Sierra Club.
In exchange, Mr. Gitter had to forgo all development in the more environmentally sensitive eastern portion of his holdings, where storm water would run into the nearby Ashokan Reservoir.
"People are coming in and trying to build so many different types of buildings – almost 46% of all development in the Bronx is happening here in the South Bronx – which has the potential to displace those who have been here struggling through the hard times.
From the wildernesses of Scotland to the near-suburbia of much of Hampshire, opinions over the countryside's future range from those who would ban all development in the interests of the environment to those who would let development rip in the interests of the poor.
That scene is representative of the show's over-all development: in the course of three seasons, the balance of power has been slowly shifting toward the Machine.
Photograph: Gerry RamsayEPAPotty-mouthas Gordon Ramsay has told Grocer magazine - the authority on all developments in the grocery world - that he thinks his own range of chocolates aren't very good.
Asked if the NFL is still interested in Dodger Stadium as a stadium site, McCarthy wrote: "We are closely monitoring all developments in the Los Angeles area".
To show it is serious about sustainable management of this important lifeline, the Ethiopian government should halt water withdrawals until a cumulative environmental-impact assessment of all developments in the Lower Omo is carried out by internationally reputable experts.
