The phrase "anchor for the development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a foundational element or support system for growth or progress in a project or initiative.
Example: "The new policy serves as an anchor for the development of sustainable practices within the organization."
Alternatives: "foundation for the development" or "cornerstone of the development".
We chose uracil as NPDF because: 1) this fragment is present in a multitude of very prominent natural products, such as ribonucleic acid (RNA), 2) it offers several synthetic anchor points for the development of a lead structure by organic synthesis, and 3) uracil interacts strongly with biomolecules such as adenine in RNA via H-bonds due to its cis amide bonds.
It did become the anchor for the subsequent development of south Houston, and some economists estimate that, when the "rollover effect" (dollars brought into an area by economic investment, then respent locally) is taken into account, the Astrodome brought profits to the city in excess of $4 billion.
The oil and gas sector is seen as an anchor for the needed growth and development due to its catalytic role in industry and other sectors, with GDP expected to grow at more than an average of 10%% per annum over the medium term.
Hoping to create an anchor for downtown development, the City Council has approved plans for a 15-screen movie complex to be built with the help of $1.2 million from the city.
However, it failed to serve as an anchor for wider development, and the loss of jobs in the automotive industry brought new economic hardship and social problems.
The B-MWCNTs did not display good geometric structure when compared to that of the SWCNTs, but still possess a geometric structure that can be beneficial as a solid anchor in the development of composite adsorbents for CO2 capture.
The project has an evolving razzle-dazzle Frank Gehry design and an 18,000-seat arena for the Nets basketball team, which could become a real anchor for development -- unlike the doomed plan for a football stadium on the West Side of Manhattan, which would have deadened, rather than enlivened, the neighborhood around it.
In that case, the characteristic symptoms of the disease can be confidently replaced by the well-established mechanistic processes as the anchor for development of animal models.
Camden wants the battleship for its redeveloped Delaware River waterfront, while Bayonne sees it as the anchor for new commercial development at a recently closed Navy base.
"I think it's a foregone conclusion that it's going to be an anchor for more development, not only in Lisbon but in neighboring Griswold and Jewett City," Mr. Sparkman said.
