The phrase "an enormous development in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing significant advancements or changes in a particular field or area of study.
Example: "The researchers reported an enormous development in renewable energy technologies that could change the industry."
Alternatives: "a significant advancement in" or "a major breakthrough in".
In the early 1980s he initiated an enormous development in southwest Austin — it started at 2,700 acres, growing to 4,000 — called the Circle C Ranch.
This sparked an enormous development in the hybrid lead perovskite solar cells, which obtained a record PCE up to 22.1% in just 6 years using a low-cost solution method (Fig. 1b).
"MOOCs represent an enormous development in higher education, one that has the potential to bring about long-lasting change to the HE sector," added Martin Bean, the vice chancellor of The Open University, in a statement.
LAS Secretary General Amre Moussa said "We are facing an enormous development challenge in this region that can only be handled by reforming our educational systems".
Although an enormous development of techniques of in vitro fertilization has arisen in recent years and several indications of infertility became treatable, the general implantation and pregnancy rates after the embryo transfer are still low [ 1].
Li had found a developer who was willing to donate land in an enormous development south of the city for the new school campus.
Omónia, in the heart of Athens, is a working-class district of six- and eight-story concrete high-rises built in the nineteen-sixties on the bones of old garden houses, in an enormous development scheme that Athenians now regret.
By George Packer Omónia, in the heart of Athens, is a working-class district of six- and eight-story concrete high-rises built in the nineteen-sixties on the bones of old garden houses, in an enormous development scheme that Athenians now regret.
Although during the last 35 years HRQoL assessment has had an enormous development worldwide, several barriers limit its use in the clinical practice.
The progress in digital imaging technology coincides with enormous development in the field of fluorescence microscopy.
Organic field-effect transistors (OFETs) have shown enormous development in the past few decades due to their potential use in large area sensor arrays, flat panel displays, and radio frequency identification [1 3].
