The phrase "allow greater development" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the potential for increased growth or progress in a particular area, such as technology, education, or personal skills.
Example: "The new policy is designed to allow greater development in renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "facilitate enhanced growth" or "enable increased advancement".
In addition, he said, Israel should allow greater Palestinian development in the 60percentt of the West Bank it fully controls.
At the same time, we acknowledge that there are clear benefits to be realized for the public good in alerting humanity of this potential threat and in pursuing those aspects of this work that will allow greater preparedness and the potential development of novel strategies leading to future disease control.
Clearly, continued efforts to more extensively identify and characterize the complex cellular changes that occur during heart failure development will allow greater insight into the mechanisms and functional consequences of altered myocardial GLUT expression.
Whilst it is true that when nestling juncos leave later, the risk of nest predation increases, but delayed leaving allows greater wing development and thus, reduces overall individual fledgling mortality.
Eutherians, including humans, undergo a long gestation period allowing greater foetal development in utero and their composition of milk does not change significantly except for the short period of colostrum production at the onset of lactation [ 21].
"Increased profitability will allow greater longer-term investment in stadia and training infrastructure, youth development and community programmes".
DNA barcoding is a more recent development in biodiversity studies that has the potential to allow greater discrimination among cryptic species than traditional taxonomic methods.
These distinct features of the duplicated IGFBP-1 genes could allow greater flexibility and fine-tuning of IGF actions under various physiological conditions during development.
These data will allow greater understanding of any interactions between maternal stress and breast milk intake, and influence on infant development.
Allow greater privileges accompanied by greater responsibilities.
