The phrase "and development to be" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing future plans or intentions related to development, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The project focuses on research and development to be implemented next year."
Alternatives: "and development planned for" or "and development intended to be".
"This doesn't allow the tens or even hundreds of millions required for research and development to be recouped".
"But it is neither ethical nor sustainable to leave decisions and financing for research and development to be dictated by the commercial interests of pharmaceutical companies.
He chose another member of the Kabul embassy staff, Richard G. Olson, who until recently oversaw economic affairs and development, to be the new ambassador to Pakistan.
In conclusion, the paper presents a novel inputs framework that incorporates indicators for governance, management and development to be used in the design and analysis of MPAs.
There has been broad speculation that part of the arrangement between Britain and France involves a concession by France to allow the headquarters of the new European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to be situated in London.
The proposal signals that the administration considers a few areas of research and development to be priorities: Money for artificial intelligence research would increase, as would funding for advanced manufacturing, semiconductors and microelectronics.
The events provide a platform for new Linux and open source developments to be revealed and discussed.
Its growth and development needs to be carefully monitored by the medical profession and government.
The company will aim for research and development spending to be 20percentt of sales.
This means the costs will be less, as no research and development needs to be undertaken.
Daily work and development need to be brought together in closer alignment they are not competing activities!
