The phrase "arise from the development of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something originates or is caused by a particular process or evolution.
Example: "The challenges we face today arise from the development of new technologies that outpace our regulations."
Alternatives: "stem from the evolution of" or "result from the advancement of".
Intensive research in organic electrochemistry promises major developments in application, particularly with the prospect of greatly reduced electricity costs expected eventually to arise from the development of controlled fusion.
Major advantage of the use of the coating would arise from the development of a protective alumina layer that would permit to raise the working temperature of this stainless steel in oxidizing environments.
The major microarray findings relevant to Parkinson's disease and its neurotoxin-induced animal and cell models will be discussed, with particular reference to the neuroprotective therapeutic potential that could arise from the development of drugs 'a la carte'.
The recommendations made arise from the development of a best-practice approach to quality assessment of evidence from environmental science [20].
Experience from the past teaches us that unification could arise from the development of new techniques and methods, as occurred with the ability to identify biological species, decipher the genetic code in DNA, sequence genomes, and create phylogenetic trees.
While toxicokinetic modeling did not explain mixture interactions, gene expression profiling and further Gene Ontology-based functional genomics analysis provided clues that the decrement of toxicity may arise from the development of specific toxicodynamics.
The EPA's decision on Wednesday comes on the heels of a separate announcement late last month that it would also be developing rules governing the handling and treatment of fracking wastewater arising from the development of natural gas wells.
It concludes with a consideration of IP liability issues arising from the development of GM agriculture.
"We want to enable the innovation that arises from the development of drone technology by safely integrating drones into the overall aviation system," Tim Johnson, CAA policy director, said.
Part of the difficulty arises from the development of other protections for criminal defendants in the years since the adoption of the Bill of Rights.
Conventional approaches for therapeutic targeting of viral pathogens have consistently faced obstacles arising from the development of resistant strains and a lack of broad-spectrum application.
