The phrase "aspiration to develop the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a desire or goal to improve or advance something, often in a professional or personal context.
Example: "Our organization has an aspiration to develop the skills of our employees through continuous training and education."
Alternatives: "desire to enhance the" or "goal to improve the".
The activism of these lawyers is an irritant to the Communist Party, which seeks to project an image of "social harmony" and an aspiration to develop the rule of law, while trying to maintain its ability to control legal and judicial decision-making.
"The executive team of 12 was too thinly spread," says Russell. "There are enough opportunities in energy and [electricity distribution] networks to satisfy our aspiration to develop the business without casting the net too widely".
It is thus within the realms of a small start-up's aspirations to develop the Java language for the next generation of the web, and to rely on open-source methods to generate the necessary environment.
Taylor's aspirations to develop the lectures into a full training program dovetailed with President William Rainey Harper's visions for the growing University of Chicago.
Senior manager 2 While one senior manager described it as " an act of faith" in financing the posts with the hope that they would assist in reducing costs, a medical consultant pointed out that if they fulfilled the aspiration to develop services they might actually increase costs.
A spokesman for South Oxfordshire District Council said: "While we appreciate the leader of Oxford City Council has aspirations to develop this area, it is important to remember the land adjacent to Grenoble Road is in South Oxfordshire.
There had long been an aspiration to develop a memorial park or garden on the site to commemorate both the mining history of the town and to provide a new setting for the town's war memorial.
Lastly, with increased goodwill from both powers, Nepal may find the opportunity to realize its aspiration to develop into a "bridge" between China and India.
The company's longer term aspiration is to develop the first pipeline into a network configuration that links up multiple CO2 emitters in the Yorkshire and Humberside area.
The first of these is to set out emerging, and in our view, convincing evidence, that large world cities have political aspirations to develop purposive and managed change in the socio-technical organisation of infrastructure networks that can be characterised as 'systemic' transitions.
With some 13 billion barrels of estimated recoverable reserves, it is crucial to the West's aspirations to develop oil suppliers beyond OPEC.
