The phrase "aviation development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the progress, innovation, or advancements in the field of aviation.
Example: "The conference will focus on the latest trends in aviation development and technology."
Alternatives: "aerospace advancement" or "aviation progress".
Such performances led many people to believe that large airships would play a prominent part in aviation development.
Mr. Edwards assesses the region as being about five to six years behind Europe in business aviation development.
"America has led the world in aviation development," he said, "but for the first time in history we are at risk of losing out.
Sikorsky's Recollections and Thoughts of a Pioneer (1964) reviews his own career and accomplishments and includes his views on the future trends of aviation development.
The end of the war, however, illustrated that jet engines, with their great power and compactness, were at the forefront of aviation development.
Udet's "growing love affair" with the dive bomber pushed it to the forefront of German aviation development.
MID ATLANTIC AIR MUSEUM This museum, in Reading, Pa., keeps its small collection focused on regional aviation developments.
Jackson was interested in aviation developments.
By mid-1928, hadhad overworked himself to the extent that he was ordered to take respite by Fysh; this "respite" however involved a 13-week trip to England to study aviation developments.
But it is the fate of the public-use airports that so concerns the aviation industry and state officials, especially since 30 of the 45 airports of this type are privately owned -- so-called mom-and-pop operations that the state sees as especially vulnerable to sale and non-aviation development because they operate on small profit margins.
Aviation, the development and operation of heavier-than-air aircraft.
