The phrase "and probable development of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential future changes or advancements in a particular area or subject.
Example: "The report outlines the current trends and probable development of renewable energy technologies over the next decade."
Alternatives: "and likely evolution of" or "and expected progress of".
Murine monoclonal antibodies are not suitable for development as therapeutic agents in humans because of their short half-lives and the probable development of neutralizing antibodies due to the immunogenicity of the mouse protein.
He started the drum beat early too, signing onto a 1998 letter to President Clinton drafted by the neo-conservative Project for the New American Century that laid out the all arguments we are still hearing today about Hussein probable development of WMDs and the urgent need to remove him from office.
The most probable development of the future HVDC grid has been defined: the grid is not expected to be built at once, but rather to develop in an organic way.
The probable development and specification of parameters would have been more logical through 3-D data collection and analysis.
Theoretical fundamentals, status, applications to experimental data, and probable future development trends of SBSP are reviewed here.
This methodological innovation facilitated a fairly reliable mathematical statistical description of (probable) development in the social systems.
This research lays the groundwork and technical support for the probable design and development of practical jumping robots with attitude adjustment function.
This research lays the groundwork for the probable design and development of biomimetic robotics.
Even if almost no sociologists in the century made empirical studies of primitive peoples, as did the anthropologists, their interest in the origin, development, and probable future of mankind was not less great than what could be found in the writings of the anthropologists.
