"block development" is correct for use in written English.
You could use it to describe a type of urban planning or regional development strategy, where a certain area is divided into manageable segments. For example: "The city council proposed an ambitious block development plan for the downtown district."
Mutations in rmt1, ubc2 and snf5 [ 14, 15, 17] block development before initials are formed (48 h before S1P develop).
Developers, however, argue that preservation has been used as a means to block development.
They had the power to approve or block development.
This indicates that editing does not block development.
Mr. Salazar's decision will not block development of mines whose claims have already been validated.
The group sought heritage listing to establish stronger safeguards but not completely block development.
But the M.T.A. did develop a master plan in 1989 that envisioned a seven-block development over the 30 acres of rail yards, with proceeds from the sale of development rights going to transit programs.
"It is a way of making single-block development look more organic, more intuitive," Mr. Zyscovich said.
Perhaps the most unusual of the housing designs that the program has generated so far is Ms. Fogliano's 135-unit full-block development in the north Bronx, on land bounded by Tillotson, Palmer and Given Avenues near Interstate 95.
This spring, after a few years of deliberation, Zeckendorf Towers, a 670-unit full-block development at Union Square, also put a ban in place, staking a claim as the largest apartment complex in the country to do so.
Currently, studio, one- and two-bedroom condos in the 670-unit full-block development, which was built in the 1980s, are listed at a median price of $1,315 a square foot, according to Streeteasy.com.
