The phrase "allowing development of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or permission for growth, progress, or improvement in a particular area or field.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at allowing development of sustainable practices within the industry."
Alternatives: "facilitating growth of" or "enabling progress in".
Evidently, the iron formations were deposited in restricted basins more or less isolated from the open sea, thus allowing development of distinctive Eh and pH conditions in each.
A QbD approach successfully built quality in electrospinnable emulsions, allowing development of hydrophilic drug-loaded nanofibers with desired morphological characteristics.
Further knowledge of these issues should provide invaluable information allowing development of appropriate conservation management policies for inland waters across entire ecosystems, landscapes, and geographic regions.
By imposing a low-rank approximation to the extremely high-dimensional complex imaging data, the curse of dimensionality is greatly alleviated, thereby allowing development of a fast estimation algorithm and regularization.
Moreover, as discussed in this review, optical forces can be applied from the outside of the microfluidic device, thus allowing development of highly modular, multi-purpose systems for cell sorting and manipulation.
Faculty mentor responsibilities are clearly defined and include providing oversight of training, allowing development of the Fellow as an independent investigator, mentoring the Fellow, and advising and assisting in job placement.
A proposal by the Bush administration to allow development of new kinds of small nuclear weapons has been rejected by the Republican-controlled House Armed Services Committee.
Our coast has suffered as we have built on and in front of dunes, filled in wetlands and allowed development of our natural shorelines.
For a decade she battled against zoning changes that would allow development of more stores across from the mall, her son said.
For example, technological advances that could allow development in Antarctica might instead allow development of what are considered marginally economic resources in other regions.
The Bureau of Land Management's review is a reconsideration of a decision made by the Bush administration to allow development of the oil shale and tar sands there.
