The phrase "an incremental development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process or approach that involves gradual improvements or changes over time.
Example: "The software project will follow an incremental development model, allowing us to release updates regularly."
Alternatives: "a gradual development" or "a step-by-step development".
But the timing of the announcement about an incremental development —when prices of rare earth metals have declined and on the day of Republican primaries in Mississippi and Alabama — raised questions about the White House's political calculations.
Reconnoiter represents an incremental development from Nagios and other hierarchical server monitoring tools.
The paper presents an incremental development of the methodology for chilled water system design optimization.
CCS Insight analyst Geoff Blaber said it was an "incremental" development but not a big draw for Nokia.
We present the method in detail and show how it can be used in an incremental development process.
It's tempting to look at Tesla's unveiling last week and think that it's more of an incremental development in the home solar industry.
PyNSol is a framework architecture for the incremental development of a high-productivity environment for developing high-performance codes.
The previously adopted development process followed a traditional interactive and incremental development life cycle, where increments were included in plan-driven projects (Boehm and Turner [2003]), with each project negotiated as a separate development contract.
With the help of two universities they have prepared a local plan, which argues for the retention of their neighbourhood and a more sensitive, incremental development of the area.
He proposes an "incremental technology development" approach to develop and launch a new technological product into the market.
Incremental development of an artifact -Provisional ideas that are discovered are incrementally nurtured by designers and rarely completely abandoned because there are no right or wrong answers to the problem.
