The phrase "and nurtures the development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express support or encouragement for growth or progress in a particular area.
Example: "The program provides resources and nurtures the development of young entrepreneurs."
Alternatives: "and fosters growth" or "and supports advancement".
In their view, the goal of policy should be to invest in and nurture the development of the innovation pipeline, from basic science to commercialization.
Born in Brooklyn and a long-time resident of Cobble Hill and Brooklyn Heights, Betty McDonald was a gifted and devoted teacher at Grace Church School who passionately believed in the importance of early childhood education and nurtured the development of so many children in her community.
Maternal physiology is adapted to tolerate and nurture the development of the fetus.
Kevin M. McGovern Family Center for Venture Development in the Life Sciences nurtures the development of Cornell early stage life science startups.
The program is intended to identify and nurture the professional development of promising young lawyers and compliance professionals by pairing them with senior management who 'have been in their shoes' and succeeded providing hands-on guidance.
Subsequent studies could also compare management trajectories in different countries in order to identify practices that foster and nurture the development of clinical managers across contexts.
These teachers should actively challenge students' language use, logical inconsistencies and uncertainties, problematize their assumptions, and provide a metacognitive regulatory voice that can generate attitudinal shifts and nurture the development of independent critical thinkers.
Referring to the indicator, "Government to support and improve incubators and accelerators was rated 75%%, supporting incubators and SEED Funds leads to fostering social entrepreneurship through business incubation and SEED fund strategies nurture the development and growth of new and emerging social enterprise.
Researchers at Stanford University and the University of California-San Frareisco are nurturing the development of new medical devices through the UCSF-Stanford Pediatric Device Consortium, establast yearst year with an award of $6.7 million from the FDA.
The Irla Nullah project is a test case to show that the system can be re-envisioned as networks of public spaces – including recreational and park uses – working through the city's neighborhoods and nurturing the city's development plans.
