"carry out development" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use the phrase to talk about actions taken to improve something or to progress towards a certain goal. For example, "The business decided to carry out development on their popular product line."
But as we modernise the way we talk about aid and carry out development, there is one thing we should remember – the generosity of British people.
The highway project, which has been financed by U.S.A.I.D., has come to symbolize the pitfalls of corruption and the danger of trying to carry out development projects in areas strongly lacking in security.
In recent interviews, a wide range of Afghans and aid workers told me that they worry most about two critical deficiencies that are hard to quantify on a quarterly report: a lack of security and a lack of local capacity to carry out development programs.
It thus needed a strategic partner with whom it could carry out development work.
Heterogeneous software requirements have emerged, so how to correctly carry out development project has become a complex task.
The new donation will more double IAVI's coffers to nearly $50 million and should significantly heighten the institute's ability to carry out development and human trials of these vaccines.
Dr. Safaa al-Deen al-Safi, who is charged with carrying out development and reconstruction activities, said another $100 million would be spent on areas like health and education.
Wright has been busy since being controversially dropped by Marvel Studios as director of the superhero tale Ant-Man in May last year, despite having carried out development work on the film for the best part of a decade.
There was a heavy emphasis on numbers, describing a wide range of subject matter enemy attacks carried out, development projects completed, kilowatt hours of electricity generated, barrels of oil exported, palm trees sprayed against disease, chicken embryos imported.
Foreign N.G.O.'s were respected for their skills in carrying out development projects that would actually benefit ordinary Africans; the local groups, meanwhile, were the foundation of a civil society necessary for democracy.
Remarkably, as a mid-nonagenarian, McQuarrie spent much of his time as a consultant, carrying out development projects in the building industry – "This keeps my mind and body active," he told me.
