"auspicious developments" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe positive and promising events or occurrences. Example: The economic forecast for the coming year shows auspicious developments, with an increase in job growth and a decrease in inflation rates.
The 1930 racing season began with an auspicious development for Gallant Fox when Earl Sande, arguably the greatest jockey of the 1920s, came out of retirement to become the colt's regular jockey.
It is illustrated the feasibility and validity of the proposed strategy by a simulation example, and an outlook on its auspicious further development is presented.
Strong agreement is auspicious for future development of cloud-based CDS that can support centralized knowledge management functions associated with operational CDS systems.
Therefore, a dimensional model seems more auspicious for future development, even though scale values are combined in the end and weights do not seem to matter much for prediction (see [ 39] for a discussion of omitted regression weights).
So while Chinese growth has added to income inequality in the United States, it has also increased prosperity and income equality globally... From a narrowly nationalist point of view, these developments may not be auspicious for the United States.
Of all developments, the unexpected break in stock market history was the most auspicious sign of faith in the future.
It is not an auspicious beginning – but the magnetism of Keats himself, and the quite remarkable development of Fanny's personality, mean that joshing and teasing quickly transform into feelings of sympathy and tenderness.
Due to their importance for pathology, therapeutical intervention of gonad development by pharmacological blocking of crucial signaling pathways leading to egg production might be an auspicious strategy to combat schistosomiasis.
The timing was auspicious.
The meeting was auspicious.
